The Collective Labour Relations Model Applied to Social Welfare Programmes

Authors

John Barber, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University
Innis Christie, Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law
Donald Kuyek, Queen's University, Faculty of Law
John Whyte, Queen's University, Faculty of Law

Document Type

Academic Article

Publication Date

1972

Keywords

Welfare Administration, Collective Action, The Collective Labour Relations Model, Interest Bargaining, Welfare Groups, Certification

Abstract

Our terms of reference call for an assessment of the need for legislation to assist in the organization of welfare-rights groups. What needs will be served if a system like the current Canadian labour relations regulatory scheme is applied in welfare administration? This is the question we try to answer and we outline, in tentative form, a legislative approach.

Recommended Citation

John Barber et al, "The Collective Labour Relations Model Applied to Social Welfare Programmes" (1972) 22:3 UTLJ 142.