A century of labour regulation in Canada / by Carman D. Baggaley. : EC12-4/1981-19E-PDF

"This study traces the growth of labour regulation in Canada from The Trade Unions Act of 1872 to the Labour Code of British Columbia Act of 1973. It shows how our present comprehensive labour codes and employment standards acts evolved from nineteenth century attempts to come to terms with the emerging trade-union movement and the social dislocation caused by the introduction of factory production. The study is neither a sweeping survey of Canadian labour policy, nor a detailed examination of a few pieces of legislation; instead, it focuses on the regulatory responses of the federal and provincial governments to specific situations"--Summary, p. iv.

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