Labor Relations Act (Canada)

The Canada Labour Relations Act is a law that governs how employees and employers interact regarding unions. It provides workers the right to organize, join, or form unions to negotiate better pay and conditions. The Act sets out procedures for union certification, collective bargaining, and resolving disputes. Its goal is to promote fair, peaceful labor relations by balancing the rights of employees and employers, ensuring transparency, and preventing unfair practices. Overall, it creates a structured framework enabling workers and employers to work together constructively within the legal system.