Georges Campeau spent many years defending the rights of the jobless as an activist lawyer. He is currently a professor of social law in the Faculté de science politique et de droit at the Université du Québec à Montréal. Richard Howard has been translating books from the French, chiefly in the social sciences, for over three decades.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 Why UI? 2 The British Act of 1911 3 Developing a Canadian System 4) The UI Act of 1940 5 UI Expansion, 1940-75 6 Vision under Siege, 1975-88 7 Rights Enshrined in Case Law, 1940-90 8 The System Hijacked, 1989-96 9 Onward to EI 10 Case Law in the Neoliberal Riptide of the 1990s Conclusion Epilogue: Bill C-2, February 2001 Notes Index
Introduction 1 Why UI? 2 The British Act of 1911 3 Developing a Canadian System 4) The UI Act of 1940 5 UI Expansion, 1940-75 6 Vision under Siege, 1975-88 7 Rights Enshrined in Case Law, 1940-90 8 The System Hijacked, 1989-96 9 Onward to EI 10 Case Law in the Neoliberal Riptide of the 1990s Conclusion Epilogue: Bill C-2, February 2001 Notes Index
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