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| | Brock University - Department of Labour Studies |
 | | The decision to work, the organization of work, unionization, technical change, labour law, pay equity, job training and the effects of work on health and family are just some of the areas of interest in Labour Studies. |
 | | Labour Studies students declare a joint major in Labour Studies and one of Economics, Politics, or Sociology. |
 | | Students take courses in labour history, labour law and current issues; and choose elective courses such as: information technology and work, the economics of unions, the state and economic life, the sociology of work, the politics of labour, women and work, the sociology of trade unions, and Canadian public policy. |
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