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- Changes to PEI Labour Act will ease transition into collective bargaining relationship
Prince Edward Island’s Labour Act now includes first contract arbitration. This is a positive development—the legislation will ease the transition from a non-union workplace to a collective bargaining relationship. A union or employer may apply to the Board for first contract arbitration if they a … Read more »
- Pink Larkin Congratulates Newest Associate June Mills on Bar Admission
Pink Larkin is excited to congratulate June Mills on her admission to the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society. June attended the McGill University Faculty of Law where she volunteered at PINAY Legal Information Clinic, participated in the Wilson Moot exploring equality under the Charter, and was a senio … Read more »
- George MacDonald Q.C. celebrates 50 Year Career
As we enter the new year, we celebrate a remarkable milestone of one of our lawyers. George Macdonald recently celebrated his 50th anniversary call to the Nova Scotia Barristers Society. George was recently featured in an article by Andrew Macdonald in the Telegraph-Journal: “At 81, you can say Geor … Read more »
- Pink Larkin Internship Award Winner Featured in Hearsay Magazine
Advocating for the Rights of Women Mukisa Kakembo’s internship experience taught her about more than the law The post Pink Larkin Internship Award Winner Featured in Hearsay Magazine appeared first on Pink Larkin. … Read more »
- Restoring Workplace Teams – What can the T.C. Williams Titans teach us?
In 1971, coach Herman Boone became the first African American head coach for the Virginian high school football team, the T.C. Williams Titans. Also, in 1971 T.C. Williams became a desegregated school amid high racial tensions and protests. The football team was also divided: white players were t … Read more »