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Introduction to the Canada Labour Code

Overview of the Canada Labour Code

Determining Jurisdiction

Federal Jurisdiction: Scope and Importance

Why Federal Jurisdiction Matters

Industries and Employers Covered by the CLC

Part II: Occupational Health and Safety

Summary of Part II: Occupational Health and Safety

Key Provisions of Part II

Key Principles of Part II

Key Agencies and Bodies Involved in Federal OHS

Who Controls and Enforces OSHA in Canada?

Part III: Employment Standards

Key Provisions of Part III: Employment Standards

Key Principles of Part III

Who Enforces Part III?

Penalties for Non-Compliance

Labour Relations under the Canada Labour Code

Certification, Collective Bargaining, and Unfair Labour Practices

Key Steps in Certification

Unfair Labour Practices by Employers

Unfair Labour Practices by Employees

Unfair Labour Practices by Unions

Remedies for Unfair Labour Practices

Canada Labour Code Summary

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            <p>The Canada Labour Code (CLC) serves as a fundamental piece of legislation that governs labor relations and employment standards across Canada. It is essential for students and professionals alike to understand the intricacies of this code, as it outlines the rights and responsibilities of both employers and employees within federally regulated industries. This course aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the CLC, covering its key components, including jurisdictional determinations, occupational health and safety regulations, and employment standards. By delving into these topics, participants will gain valuable insights into how the CLC shapes the workplace environment and influences labor relations in Canada.</p>

<p>Throughout this course, students will explore various sections of the Canada Labour Code, beginning with an introduction to its overarching framework and the significance of federal jurisdiction. The curriculum will further dissect critical elements such as occupational health and safety provisions, employment standards, and the mechanisms for addressing unfair labor practices. By engaging with the material, students will not only enhance their understanding of the legal landscape governing labor relations but also develop the skills necessary to navigate and apply these regulations in real-world scenarios. This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge required to advocate for fair labor practices and ensure compliance with the Canada Labour Code in their future careers.</p>
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