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ARTICLE · 19 DECEMBER 2017

Field Law Post-Secondary Summit

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Field Law held its second Post-Secondary Summit on November 30, 2017 in Calgary. Brief summaries of the presentations given at the Summit are provided below.

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Paul Girgulis
Paul Girgulis
Greg Harding, KC
Greg Harding, KC
Jason Kully
Jason Kully
Evie Maldonado
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Field Law held its second Post-Secondary Summit on November 30, 2017 in Calgary. Brief summaries of the presentations given at the Summit are provided below.

PRESENTATION SUMMARIES

Post-Secondary Academic Bargaining Under the Labour Relations Code

As a result of Bill 7, the Alberta Labour Relations Board is now responsible for overseeing post-secondary labour relations. In a discussion led by Jacqueline Lacasse (Director, Employee and Labour Relations, University of Calgary), the panel of William (Bill) Johnson, QC (Chair of the Alberta Labour Relations Board) and Kevin Feth, QC (Field Law) provided insight into how this is likely to unfold.

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