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Past Law Course Reserves: Labour & Employment Law (LAW 467)

Items on course reserve for Labour & Employment Law 2019/2020

Title Call Number

Loan Period

  Checkouts  

Canadian labour law / George W. Adams ; with the assistance of Jeffrey M. Andrew
(802002034029)

 KF3320 .ZA2A312
v.1

 4 hr OUT 0

Canadian labour law / George W. Adams ; with the assistance of Jeffrey M. Andrew (602002034035)

  KF3320 .ZA2A312
v.2		 4 hr OUT 0
Labour and employment law : cases, materials and commentary / compiled by a group of teachers of labour and employment law known as the Labour Law Casebook Group
(802002126448)		 KF3318.L33 2011 24 hr 
OUT		 1
Labour and employment law : cases, materials and commentary / compiled by a group of teachers of labour and employment law known as the Labour Law Casebook Group
(302002456125)		 KF3318 .L33 2018  4 hr OUT 1
The law of work / David J. Doorey
(802002308005)		 KF3320 .ZA2D66 2017 4 hr OUT 0

 

Adding items to your course reserves

Although physical materials cannot be added, the process of requesting course reserve items remains the same. Please use the electronic form: Put items on course reserve for my class to add items to your course reserve lists. 

Please take note of the following reminders: 

  • Please submit your course reserve list as early as possible
  • Course reserve lists are processed in the order they are received
  • There is currently a 15 item maximum 

  • Prior to requesting items for your course reserve lists please review the USask Fair Dealing Guidelines - Copyright information.

    • The Fair Dealings Guidelines explain rules around copying and percentage of books that can be shared with your students. 

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