This article argues that a feature of the National Labour Relations Act (U.S.) should be adopted by Canadian jurisdictions. This feature is the protection of employees for "concerted action" in their mutual aid, contained in s. 7 of the NLRA, and applied to all employees whether or not they are...

This chapter considers the regulation of employees' rights and entitlements after their employment is terminated due to an employer's insolvency or when they have left the labour force due to retirement. Both situations are concerned with the position of employees at a period in which they are...

A case comment on Monsanto Canada Inc. v. Ontario (2004), 242 DLR (4th) 193 (SCC) described against the background of changes in financial markets and pension regulation that drove the underlying legal issue

International Financial Institutions (IFIs) promote a "Rule of Law" (ROL) policy goal as part of the wider market-based development agenda. This paper discusses how international financial institutions (IFIs) are not themselves subject to a broadly-conceived ROL and more specifically are exempt...

A review of the remedy of deemed trusts in pension law and jurisprudence in Canada, with an emphasis on insolvency proceedings. The argument is made that courts attempt to find ways not to apply the remedy because it unsettles creditors expectations and interests and as a result retirees and...

<title>Abstract</title> This paper is based on a shorter comment sent to the Accounting Standards Board in response to the request for comments on the exposure draft, <italic>Statement of Principles for Financial Reporting.</italic> It is intended to be a comprehensive dissent from that ED, and also to suggest an alternative...

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