This course addresses the theme of collective bargaining in the Canadian legal system and explores the legal framework of collective bargaining.
This course provides an in-depth exploration of collective bargaining within the Canadian legal system, focusing on its legal framework, models, and evolving role in modern labour relations. You’ll gain a clear understanding of how collective bargaining operates, the legal principles that support it, and how different bargaining models function within broader labour law systems.
The course also examines current challenges—such as globalization and shifting workplace dynamics—that are reshaping how collective bargaining is practiced and regulated. Emphasis is placed on identifying key trends and legal responses, offering learners a critical view of how labour law is adapting in the face of economic and social change.
This course includes:
