PREFACE Well, it is time for me to stop abusing the Prime Minister and give up the shtick of an invented conversation with him. I hope, readers, that you did not find it too off-putting and that you were able […]
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Prime Minister, thank you for calling again – a little late, but still… Yes, I do realize how busy you are and I am grateful that you are making some time for me. The last time we talked, I was
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Good morning, Prime Minister. Appreciated your taking a peek at the administrative justice system the other day; glad to see that you are interested in talking some more. Thanks for the call. Yes, I did see your announcement that you
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INTRODUCTION As of January 1, 2016, Quebec has merged its labour relations board with its workers’ compensation appeals tribunal into one omnibus, judicial tribunal – the “Administrative Labour Tribunal” (ALT). The legislation that effects this merger is An Act to Establish
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The following article was published in ProPublica in March 2015. The story it tells provides important context and is an object lesson for Canadian workers’ comp advocates in particular but also for administrative justice advocates more generally. It shows how
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