A Conversation on Industrial Relations
January 1, 2000
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In this interview Professor Voos discusses trends in the world of work; what unions offer workers today; IR in Canada and the United States; the
In this interview Professor Voos discusses trends in the world of work; what unions offer workers today; IR in Canada and the United States; the
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
In his Don Wood Lecture in Industrial Relations, H.W. Arthurs, University Professor and President Emeritus, York University, talks about industrial citizenship and how it is influenced by the dominant forces of the new economy.
While Robert McKersie was visiting the Queen's University School of Industrial Relations and the Queen's University Industrial Relations Centre to give the annual Don Wood Lecture in Industrial Relations, Mary Lou Coates took the opportunity to talk with Robert about his views and theories on the future of industrial relations and human resource management.
In this Don Wood Lecture in Industrial Relations, Lee Dyer discusses using human resource strategy to provide business with a competitive advantage.
In his address, Thomas Kochan, Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management, acknowledged Don Wood's major contribution to the field of industrial relations in his lecture about transforming industrial relations.
In this Don Wood Lecture, John Fryer discusses the challenges and opportunities in the Canadian labour movement in the 1990s. John Fryer is a graduate of the London School of Economics and the University of Pittsburgh, and is Canada's leading trade unionist, active in the Canadian Labour Movement for over 25 years.