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: Thoughts from a Management LawyerSupreme Court of Canada to Hear Keays v. Honda Canada Inc.
By Michael Fitzgibbon
February 20, 2008 is the date that the Supreme Court of Canada has set aside to hear the appeal in Keays v. Honda Canada Inc.. 2008 promises to be another exciting year in the world of labour and employment law and this much anticipated appeal will get the ball rolling.
Full post as published by Thoughts from a Management Lawyer on February 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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