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ARTICLE · 13 MARCH 2019

Are We There Yet? The Roadmap To Canada Labour Code Modernization, From Omnibus To Arrival

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The Government of Canada appears to be considering additional changes to the Canada Labour Code ("CLC") as the October 2019 election approaches.

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The Government of Canada appears to be considering additional changes to the Canada Labour Code ("CLC") as the October 2019 election approaches.

In a new press release, the Government says its work to modernize federal labour laws "isn't done," and announces the appointment of an independent Expert Panel "to study the more complex workplace issues facing Canadian employers and workers."

The Expert Panel will study, consult, and make recommendations to the Minister of Labour on the following workplace issues, which previous consultations identified as areas which could merit further study:

  • Federal minimum wage;
  • Labour standards protections for non-standard workers;
  • The "right to disconnect" outside of work hours;

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