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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nWednesday, March 13, 2019 12:00 pm to 1:0
 0 pm \n Waters Lounge \n Woodsworth College Residence \n 321 Bloor St. Wes
 t, Toronto, ON M5S 1S5 \n\nSpeakers \nDr. Christo Aivalis, SSHRC Postdo
 ctoral Fellow, Department of History, University of Toronto \n\nDescript
 ion: \n'Canada has a long history of union victories that have defined nat
 ional events and made for a more just and humane society, led by Canada’s
  most prominent unions,' writes Christo Aivalis in the Globe and Mail, D
 ecember 2018. And in Maclean's (August, 2018), 'Today’s trade unionists 
 and their political allies must lay the groundwork for a new economic orde
 r, where no matter what happens to the concept of jobs as we understand t
 hem, there will be a social and economic role for the Canadian working cl
 ass.' Christo Aivalis is a SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of 
 History at the University of Toronto. He is an Editor of Active History, 
 and is also the author of The Constant Liberal Pierre Trudeau, Organized 
 Labour, and the Canadian Social Democratic Left. His most recent project 
 has been a new introduction for a primary source book on the Winnipeg Gene
 ral Strike, and he currently is working on a biography of Canadian labour
  leader A.R. Mosher. He is a regular voice on Canadian news radio and tele
 vision, and his writing has appeared in The Globe and Mail, The Washingt
 on Post, and Maclean's.The CIRHR Director's Debate is a new series of pub
 lic talks given once a term aimed at students and alumni of the Centre for
  Industrial Relations and Human Resources program and those interested in 
 real-world HR and Labour Relations issues. Information about speakers and 
 their presentations is available from the CIRHR Library after the event.Th
 e Employment Relations Students’ Association (ERSA) is an organization of 
 undergraduate Industrial Relations and Human Resources students at U of T.
  Its purpose is to enhance the experience of Employment Relations students
  beyond the classroom by organizing social and career-related events.  \n
 \nSponsors \nCentre for Industrial Relations and Human Resources, Employm
 ent Relations Students' Association (ERSA) \n321 Bloor St. West, Toronto\
 , ON M5S 1S5 \n\nCategories \n Director's DebateLectures \n\nAudiences \n 
 Alumni and FriendsUndergraduate StudentsGraduate Students
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LOCATION:321 Bloor St. West, Toronto, ON M5S 1S5
SUMMARY:Past, Present, Future: The Challenges and Value of Organized Labo
 ur (CIRHR Directors Debate Series/ERSA Research Series)
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 enges-and-value-organized-labour-cirhr-directors-debate-seriesersa
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