An award-winning looseleaf service that provides a comprehensive overview of what the courts have done, and are currently doing, when confronted with applications for judicial review of decisions made by labour tribunals. It discusses current case law from all Canadian jurisdictions and includes a discussion of the procedure and remedies available.

This text has been cited by courts of appeal across Canada and has been cited at least twice by the Supreme Court Association of Justice Counsel v. Canada (Attorney General), 2017 SCC 55 at para. 47; and Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) v. Khosa, 2009 SCC 12 at para. 80.

Inside Judicial Review in Labour Law, you will find

More Canada-wide cases involving judicial review of labour relations tribunal decisions than in any other available resource
An examination of the theoretical justifications offered for judicial review of administrative tribunals
The historical evolution of judicial review standards in Canada
Available procedures and remedies
A brief historical account of the origins of the three types of labour relations tribunals: Labour relations boards, Labour arbitration tribunals and Statutory adjudicators
Information on the appropriate standard for reviewing the decisions of labour arbitrators and the application of "reasonableness"

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