New
Online PD program “Changing the Pension Bargain: From Defined Benefit to Defined Contribution and Beyond”
June 5, 2012
Presented by the CBA's National Labour and Employment Law Section live via webconference
Conversions of defined benefit (DB) pension plans to defined contribution (DC) pension plans have been gaining momentum as a result of a number of factors, including affordability, demographic shifts in the labour force, and global economic challenges affecting both markets and corporate security. Union and management lawyers face many challenges in navigating these transitions with their clients.
The significance of pronouncements in recent related cases in courts and tribunals, along with practical strategies and tips for negotiating revised pension provisions in collective agreements will be addressed.
Join our expert panellists to learn more about this rapidly changing legal landscape.
Speakers:
Randy Bauslaugh, McCarthy Tétrault LLP
Ronald Pink, Q.C., Pink Larkin
Register Now!
Labour & Employment Law/Administrative Law Sections Annual Conference
November 23-24, 2012 (Ottawa)
Details coming soon!
LinkedIn
LinkedIn - In order to create networking opportunities and a forum for discussion and exchange on subjects relevant to our Section, we have recently created a group on LinkedIn. This professional networking site allows you to establish connections with other professionals interested in labour and employment law; share cases and accomplishments; and will provide the Section with another means to keep you up to date on Section activities and our annual conference in Ottawa.
If you’re already a LinkedIn member, we invite you to join the CBA Labour & Employment Law Section group. You can easily do so through the sign in page. If you are not already a member, membership in LinkedIn is free and it is easy to join! You can do so by creating a profile here.
Please feel free to forward this email to colleagues that may be interested in the Labour & Employment Law Section’s activities. We look forward to meeting you on LinkedIn.
CBA Young Lawyers International Program (YLIP) 2010-2013: Call for applications
The CBA has received funding from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) to send eighteen (18) young Canadian lawyers for each of the three years to work with legal human rights and legal development organizations overseas.
For further information on the program and on how to submit your application, please visit the YLIP webpage.
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