A modest blueprint for attacking precarious work

Kathleen Wynne says she'll base her actions on a wide-ranging report released May 23. That Changing Workplaces Review is hardly radical. It makes 173 largely common-sense recommendations to update Ontario's workplace laws.

Precarious work is the scourge of our time. Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, pictured in this file photo at a Canada 2020 event, promises to do something about it. We shall see what, writes Thomas Walkom.The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Opinion

May 29, 2017

TORONTO—Precarious work is the scourge of our time. Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne promises to do something about it. We shall see what. Wynne says she'll base her actions on a wide-ranging report released May 23. That Changing Workplaces Review is hardly radical. It makes 173 largely common-sens...

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