HST-4012-2 – Division of Labour and Workers’ Organizations
The course Division of Labour and Workers’ Organization encourages the learner to take a closer look at the world of work by focusing on the evolution of the division of labour and workers' organizations with regard to the economic situation in Canada and Québec.
Duration: 50 hours (2 units)
Content:
- The emergence of the working class in Canada and in Québec (19th Century);
- New ways of organizing work (1896-1929);
- Political and economic aspects of the recognition of workers' organizations (1929-1959);
- Political and economic factors involved in union organization (1960-1990).
Evaluation:
Passing mark for the scored activities: 60%
Passing mark for the examination: 60%
Combo (9-3122)
The combo includes the learning guide and the 2 scored activities (assignments) in print format.
Learning Guide, 286 p. (8-3122-01)
Learning guide for self-directed study, in compliance with the MEES program.
Scored Activities (2) (0-3122-02)
Print format of the scored activities.
The scored activities (assignments) are an integral part of the suggested learning method.
A specific agreement with SOFAD is needed to obtain the reproduction rights.
Content Creation:
Nicole Lacelle
Any adult requiring an optional Secondary IV course.
Prerequisites:
None
Scored Activities
The scored activities (assignments) are an integral part of the suggested learning method.
A specific agreement with SOFAD is needed to obtain the reproduction rights.
