Foreword
Ron Snyder's Annotated Canada Labour Code is a comprehensive and indispensable compendium of Board jurisprudence, both pre and post-legislative amendments of 1999. The Annotated Code includes a review of relevant cases and comments pertaining to Part II of the Code (Occupational Safety and Health) as well as the Regulations enacted under each part of the Code.
It has become an essential reference tool for all labour relations practitioners who work in the federally regulated sectors and who want to obtain insights into the application and interpretation of the Canada Labour Code and the rights and obligations that it confers on the various parties in the workplace.
Mr. Snyder is to be commended for contributing such an important work to the library of reference materials on labour law, and for his commitment to keeping the tool updated and relevant for practitioners.
Ginette Brazeau, Chairperson
Canada Industrial Relations Board
This 2023 edition digests 89 new decisions that have been rendered by the C.I.R.B., the O.S.H. Appeal Board, adjudicators, referees and the courts since the publication of last year's edition, resulting in updates to approximately 94 areas of this treatise.
Highlights for this edition
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Foreword
Ron Snyder's Annotated Canada Labour Code is a comprehensive and indispensable compendium of Board jurisprudence, both pre and post-legislative amendments of 1999. The Annotated Code includes a review of relevant cases and comments pertaining to Part II of the Code (Occupational Safety and Health) as well as the Regulations enacted under each part of the Code.
It has become an essential reference tool for all labour relations practitioners who work in the federally regulated sectors and who want to obtain insights into the application and interpretation of the Canada Labour Code and the rights and obligations that it confers on the various parties in the workplace.
Mr. Snyder is to be commended for contributing such an important work to the library of reference materials on labour law, and for his commitment to keeping the tool updated and relevant for practitioners.
Ginette Brazeau, Chairperson
Canada Industrial Relations Board
This 2023 edition digests 89 new decisions that have been rendered by the C.I.R.B., the O.S.H. Appeal Board, adjudicators, referees and the courts since the publication of last year's edition, resulting in updates to approximately 94 areas of this treatise.
Highlights for this edition
About Thomson Reuters ProView
ProView is the way to read Thomson Reuters eBooks and eLooseleafs, published primarily for legal, accounting, human resources, and tax professions. The Thomson Reuters ProView web-based application is accessed via your browser. With the new ProView web app, offline capability is now available from your browser. The web application has a responsive design and is compatible with desktop, laptop and mobile devices.