Globalization and North American Integration: Implications for the Union Movement

2003 Don Wood Lecture Series
Labour Relations

The Don Wood Lecture in Industrial Relations was established by friends of W. Donald Wood to honour his outstanding contribution to Canadian industrial relations. Dr Wood was Director of the Industrial Relations Centre from 1960 to 1985, and the first Director of the School of Industrial Relations, established in 1983. The lecture brings to Queen’s University distinguished individuals who have made an important contribution to industrial relations in Canada or other countries.

In his lecture, Steelworkers President Leo Gerard talks about the threats posed by globalization.

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