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The purpose of this consultation paper is to give Canadians an opportunity to think about legislative and non-legislative options to improve current federal labour standards legislation and policies. Your opinions and practical advice on how to meet the challenges facing federally regulated workers and businesses are a crucial part of this initiative.
Full text of the Federal Labour Standards Modernization - Consultation Paper PDF (426 KB)
- Introduction
- Background
- Topics And Questions For Consultation
- Setting the Bar for Federal Labour Standards
- Looking at Existing Federal Labour Standards: What Works? What Does Not Work?
- New Forms of Employment Relationships and Non-Standard Work
- Balancing Work and Personal/Family Responsibilities
- Workplace Productivity
- Diversity and Changing Demographics in the Workforce
- Modernizing and Clarifying the Code's Enforcement and Administrative Provisions
- Other Issues
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