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2713 A Discussion of The Criticisms That Radicals And Some Trade Unionists Made Of Industrial Capitalism In Canada 1870-1910.
This paper will go on to explore some of the criticisms that radical socialists, unions, and worker's councils had about industrial capitalism in Canada. Since most of these movements had socialist, and at the very least left-wing, underpinnings, this paper will also look at the foundations of left-wing thought. This involves taking a look at the pioneering critics of capitalism, which, of course, for the most part centres on Marx and his peers. It also necessitates a look at the dynamics of unionism and why Canadian unionism differed from the kind that was established elsewhere. After providing these details, most of the criticisms on industrial capitalism in Canada will be revealed. Nevertheless, the paper draws to a close with a more detailed summary of the leading rebuffs that industrial capitalism took in the 1870 to 1910 period. 10 pgs. 11 f/c. 9b.
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- Filename: 2713 Unions Industrial Capitalism.doc
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4174 Canadian Labour History: Comparative Book Review.
This paper compares two histories of Canadian labour: Craig Heron's Working in Steel: The Early Years in Canada, 1883-1935 (1988) and Sweatshop Strife: Class, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Jewish Labour Movement of Toronto 1900-1939 (1992) by Ruth A Frager. It commences with a comparison of their content and includes a contrast of their methodologies also. Principally, the latter focuses on gender in a manner that was absent from the male-dominated steel industries. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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- Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
- Filename: 4174 Canadian Labour History.doc
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4240 Labour Movement in the Global Economy.
'Brain Drain' refers to the emigration of highly skilled Canadian workers to the United States. Some economists identify it as a significant and growing problem. They prescribe a variety of remedies. However, a second group of economists argue that it is not a problem. This paper concludes that it is not a significant problem; Canada enjoys a net 'brain-gain' and examines the ideological agenda of the opponents of labour freedom of movement. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
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- Bibliography: 11 source(s) listed
- Filename: 4240 Brain Drain.doc
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2897 Separate and Unequal: The Experience of Canadian Working Women and Canadian Labour Unions
This paper will contend that unions have systemically - for most of their history - underrepresented working women because of a deep, structural patriarchal bias against working women. As will be seen, due to a complex array of forces in the industrial ideology that has defined the Canadian workplace and Canadian labour from its earliest days, women have been systematically denied their rights as contributors to the Canadian economy and Canadian labour. From this perspective, to understand the undemocratic sexism in Canadian unions, and the significance of unionized women's contemporary struggle for pay equity, we must understand the history of sexism in Canadian labour. 11 pgs. 19 f/c. 8b.
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- Bibliography: 8 source(s) listed
- Filename: 2897 Sexism Canadian Labour.doc
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8322 Sweatshops and Steel Mills: Two Studies of Workers in Canada.
This essay will argue that the labour experiences of these clearly distinct groups are clearly related in that both were subject to oppression by owners who were supported by a variety of social institutions such as the media, government and the police. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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- Bibliography: 2 source(s) listed
- Filename: 8322 Sweatshops Steal Mills.doc
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3067 A Discussion Of Reasons For The Decline Of Trade Unionism In Canada In The 1920s.
This paper will argue that this decline was due, not to one single reason, but to a convergence of forces. Key among these were: welfare capitalism; the rise of Catholic unions in Quebec; a fragmented national labour movement; and, perhaps most importantly, an economic depression in the early 1920s. 4 pgs. 11 f/c. 3b.
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- Filename: 3067 Decline Trade Unionism.doc
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8766 Providing A Safe Training Environment For Emergency Service Personnel.
This ten-page paper looks at the safe environments afford to the emergency services, also discussing the risks they are at danger from and how the OHSA affords all workers with the benefits of safe environments. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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- Filename: 8766 Safe Training Environment.doc
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