Sentences with phrase «trade union law matters»

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Saul Zabell, a Bohemia attorney who specializes in labor law, said that prevailing - wage matters are influenced by politics — particularly trade union support.

60 Consequently, as the Commission observes, to regard the rules on patentable subject - matter in Article 27 of the TRIPs Agreement as falling within the field of the common commercial policy rather than the field of the internal market correctly reflects the fact that the context of those rules is the liberalisation of international trade, not the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States of the European Union.

Ryan also represents employees who are not members of trade unions in employment law matters and litigates disability claims made by employees against insurance companies.

«My criterion is applicable to every matter where EU law applies, and as a consequence, it would not be applicable to wills and trusts or trade union law, where EU Directives do not apply» (my translation)

In her labour law practice, Maeve provides pragmatic legal advice and thoughtful solutions to trade unions and members regarding grievances, Labour Board matters, WSIB claims, and human rights complaints, among others.

She also has considerable experience as an advocate in the employment tribunals and EAT and has acted in, and advised on, cases involving the full range of employment law issues, including discrimination, whistle - blowing, TUPE, agency workers, trade union matters, strike action, working time etc..

We also represent trade unions in other labour and employment law contexts, including in human rights proceedings, pay equity matters, pension and benefits disputes, workers» compensation matters, disability claims, employment standards disputes and occupational health and safety issues.

This is the mentality of a militant trade union (of which I was a member many years ago, so I know of what I speak) that protects its members no matter what they do vis a vis law - breaking and / or despicable behaviour etc. «Blood is thicker than water», as the old saying goes, but in this case it should not be, because the water of the public interest is what nurtures a vocation's growth, not the bad - blood work of the realturds.