The Lie of the Land
I think September is the true New Year's. Campus, the city, and life in general feel completely different than they did a few short weeks ago when Simon F. and I chatted about starting a legal...
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EASElaw – a New Career Services Resource
Ontario Law Schools are being introduced to EASElaw, a Career Services software product of eCampusRecruiter.ca. It looks like in addition to EASElaw there is EASEmba (is EASEmd on the horizon?). EASE...
View ArticleInterview Week
If any of those who work in downtown Toronto, especially in the Bay St. area, happen to notice a surprising number of fresh-faced, full-suited types scurrying about today, there is good reason for...
View ArticleNo Wooden Nickels: Encouraging Millennials to Want the Right Job
What a different world law school would be if Jordan Furlong's recent column, Millennial Fever was required reading for current law students. While I hold out hope in the accuracy of Furlong's vision...
View Article"College Part-Timers Closer to Union Rights"
This Ottawa Citizen article on the appointment of Kevin Whitaker to review the Ontario ban on unionization of part-time College workers went out on the CAUT Contract Academic Staff wire today. The past...
View ArticleBill C-12 Receives Royal Assent; Wages & Pensions to Be Protected
The Canadian Labour Congress announced a "Victory for Workers" on Friday: Workers finally have new law to protect their wages OTTAWA – Canadian workers have finally won new legal protection for their...
View ArticleKeeping the "Young People" Happy
An article about Avner Levin's new study about young people and technology ran in itWorldCanada yesterday. The article, and presumably Levin's research, considers ways that today's employers can keep...
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