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Labour Issues

Labour issues are an important topic in the P3 field. Effective employee transitions and proactive communications are often critical factors in the success of a public-private partnership initiative. Here are some speeches and resources that relate to this subject:

Speeches

  • Presentation by Lew Adams, Board Member, UK Strategic Rail Authority and former General Secretary of the UK train drivers union (ASLEF). Mr. Adams spoke at a Vancouver Board of Trade event on November 26, 2004 on unions and P3. He was also interviewed on the Bill Good Radio Show (CKNW Vancouver).

  • Summary of remarks by Lew Adams, former General Secretary of the UK train drivers union (ASLEF), at a Council event on May 25, 2004 in Toronto. Mr. Adams explains how he became a supporter of P3s and brought 17,000 members into the position of understanding the benefits of working with the private sector in Britain.

Articles

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CCPPP Publications

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You can order the following publications by contacting CCPPP or by sending in a publication form.

  • Human Resource Case Studies (1998) - $19.95
    (1) Technical Standards & Safety Authority; (2) Teranet Land Information Services Inc. - experience of two Ontario government workforces that were successfully moved to non-government organizations. They provide the "before, during and after" picture of the transition, touching on the changes in job descriptions, work environments and productivity.

  • Transitioning Staff from Public to Private Organizations in Public-Private Partnerships: A Guide to the Successful Handling of Collective Bargaining Issues
    Members: $19.95  Non-members: $24.95
    The issues, approaches and case studies of successful public labour force transitions to private operations. This document reviews common legal conditions for such transitions as well as the issues involved. Five projects are reviewed to disclose the approaches that produced successful transitions for both employees and employers. Co-sponsored by Industry Canada. Published: 03/2001

 

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