This research summary is intended to help readers understand the challenges facing Canada's EI system and to critically examine the solutions proposed.
Work & Economics
Policy Brief
Hedging on Labour Day: Debating Employment Insurance Reform
September 4, 2012
Work & Economics
Policy Brief
Competition or Regulation? Reforming Labour Relations in Canada
Canadian labour relations policy requires a new paradigm to adjust to the realities of labour in the twenty first century. Governments should focus on increasing competition between trade unions, not on expensive and intrusive regulation. A policy focused on competition recognizes the proper limit and role of government and unions, make unions more accountable and responsive to their members, and drives innovation among labour organizations.
June 22, 2012
Family
Research Report
Finding fault with no-fault divorce
February 22, 2012
Spirited Citizenship
Research Report
“Big Society” and Social Responsibility
November 14, 2011
Spirited Citizenship
Research Report
Calgary City Soul Phase 2: Final Report
October 7, 2011
Spirited Citizenship
City Soul
October 1, 2011
Work & Economics
Research Report
College of Trades: An Impossible Institution
September 8, 2011
Education
Research Report
Cardus Education Survey: Phase I Facilitator’s Guide (Teachers and Administrators)
August 16, 2011
Education
Research Report
Cardus Education Survey: Phase I Report (2011)
August 16, 2011