Tag: Labour Law
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EU Minimum Wages Directive Survives Landmark CJEU Ruling: What Comes Next
Overview: Why the November 2024 Ruling Matters The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered a landmark verdict on November 11, 2024, that breathes new life into the EU Minimum Wages Directive. Case C-19/23 centered on wage safeguards and the broader goal of ensuring adequate income for workers across the bloc. In a…
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Alberta Teachers Fight Back: ATA Sues Govt Over Notwithstanding Clause
Overview: A High-Stakes Legal Superseding of a Strike The Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) has announced a court challenge against the provincial government, arguing that the use of the Notwithstanding Clause in legislation aimed at ending a province-wide strike over pay and conditions is unconstitutional. The move highlights a rare, high-profile conflict between collective bargaining rights…