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The U.S. Tariff Effect: Labour Relations - The Need For Cooperation, Not Confrontation

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By Clifford J. Hart, Shelley-Mae Mitchell, Danny J. Kaufer
| Mondaq
A continuation in our U.S. tariff effect series, a national analysis of the impact of tariffs on Canadian employers. The recent imposition of tariffs, and the resulting "tariff uncertainty", is posing real and immediate challenges to employers and unions in industries that rely on the exportation of their goods, products and materials, such as automotive, manufacturing, steel, aluminum, agriculture and forestry.
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The U.S. Tariff Effect: Temporarily Expanded Work Share And Employment Insurance Measures Introduced In Canada

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By Shelley-Mae Mitchell, Kim Badesha, Austin R.j. McDougall
| Mondaq
This is a continuation in our U.S. tariff effect series, a national analysis of the impact of tariffs on Canadian employers. For more information, check out BLG's Tariffs and Trade Resource Centre. Over the past couple of months, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) has announced a series of temporary, expanded employment insurance (EI) measures.
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Labour Relations In The World Of Tariffs: The Need For Cooperation, Not Confrontation

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By Clifford J. Hart, Shelley-Mae Mitchell, Danny J. Kaufer
| Mondaq
A continuation in our series for Canadian employers addressing the U.S. tariff effect. For more information, check out BLG's Tariffs and Trade Resource Centre. The recent imposition of tariffs, and the resulting "tariff uncertainty", is posing real and immediate challenges to employers and unions in industries that rely on the exportation of their goods, products and materials, such as automotive, manufacturing, steel, aluminum, agriculture and forestry.
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