Human Resources Guide for Community Sport: Managing Employees
Wednesday, December 2 by
Sport Law Team Published December 2, 2009 This Guide, authored by Barb Schimnowsky, is a human resources handbook to support the professional development of local sport clubs and associations. Designed for club executive members and administrators to assi ...
Ontario Bans Use of Handheld Devices While Driving
Wednesday, November 11 by
Sport Law Team Published November 11, 2009 The Ontario government recently passed Bill 118 – Countering Distracted Driving and Promoting Green Transportation Act. While Ontario is not the first jurisdiction in Canada to do this, it is the largest province ...
Coaches of Canada and CCES Roll Out National Code of Conduct and Canadian Policy on Prohibited Conduct
Wednesday, November 11 by
Sport Law Team Published November 11, 2009 Coaches of Canada and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) recently distributed the above two policy documents to sports administrators throughout Canada. The Code and Policy seek to create a national, ...
Including Transitioning and Transitioned Athletes in Sport: Issues, Facts and Perspectives
Saturday, October 10 by
Sport Law Team Published October 10, 2009 The purpose of this discussion paper is to promote respectful dialogue, consultation and action concerning the participation of transitioning and transitioned athletes in sport. As is evident in this paper, it is ...
Ontario Passes Apology Act
Tuesday, August 11 by
Sport Law Team Published August 11, 2009 Earlier this year, Ontario passed the Apology Act, which now allows an individual or organization to offer an apology as part of a dispute resolution process without concern over legal liability. The Apology Act pr ...
Sport Canada Establishes a New Policy on Women and Sport
Tuesday, August 11 by
Sport Law Team Published August 11, 2009 It only took 23 years, but Canada has a new policy on Women and Sport. Actively Engaged: a Policy on Sport for Women and Girls and the accompanying Action Plan, 2009-2012, were launched at the Canada Summer Games i ...
It's Just How I Feel: Lessons in Procedural Justice
Saturday, June 6 by
Sport Law Team Published June 6, 2009 Have you ever been in a situation where you felt you were treated unfairly? Most of us have at one time or another. Certainly we have heard others complain that a selection process was not fair or that someone hearing ...
Preparing for Beijing: Are You Dispute-Ready?
Tuesday, April 8 by
Sport Law Team Published April 8, 2008 At the Sport Law & Strategy Group we often say that the months leading up to an Olympic Games are our "legal Olympics". This is a time when we get very busy helping sport organizations manage the disputes that ar ...
Book Review - Legal Issues in Sport: Tools and Techniques for the Sport Manager (2007)
Friday, January 11 by
Sport Law Team Published January 11, 2008 In a brilliantly straight-forward and understandable way, authors Rachel Corbett, Hilary Findlay and David Lech have identified and elucidated the “must know” components from years of experience in legal and risk ...
IOC Consensus Statement on Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Sport
Sunday, February 11 by
Sport Law Team Published February 11, 2007 On 8 February 2007, the IOC Executive Board adopted a Consensus Statement on Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Sport (PDF: IOC Consensus Statement on Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Sport). The document flows out of ...