1. LABOUR LAW AND THE NEW INEQUALITY.
- Author
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Lynk, Michael
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LABOR laws , *SOCIAL & economic rights , *SOCIAL legislation , *SOCIAL problems , *SOCIOECONOMICS , *EQUALITY , *DEMOCRACY , *DISTRIBUTIVE justice , *FAIRNESS - Abstract
The article focuses on the significance of the post-war labour law in promoting social rights in Canada. It talks on issues concerning the rise of inequality, which re-emerged as one of the predominant economic social problems in the county. It suggests that the issue remains unacknowledged in polite conversion, indicating the degraded quality of the modern political language. It suggests that the law was created to address the growing egalitarian character of the nation while fulfilling the government's commitment to promoting social rights.
- Published
- 2009