Labour board sides with AHS following 2020 wildcat strike
The labour board has ordered AHS to stop collecting dues from two AUPE bargaining units following a 2020 wildcat strike by health workers.
Source: edmontonjournal.com
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Alberta tribunal accidentally rewards wildcat strikes
The Alberta Labour Board deemed healthcare workers' strike illegal. But their decision financially rewards the participants, experts say.
Source: rabble.ca
Nurse practitioners await collective bargaining to resume with AHS
Alberta Union of Nurse Practitioners ready to work with the next provincial government
David Froelich Regional Health Authority Collective Bargaining Regulation Alberta Health Services Covenant Health Alberta Union Of Nurse Practitioners Alberta Union
Source: reddeeradvocate.com
Alberta's dangerous lurch to the far-right – Canadian Dimension
Kenney, Smith, and the UCP are the symptom of a failure of Alberta’s entrenched political class to deal with the province’s deeper problems. This failure takes the form of demands that the Alberta state be given more power; that is, that those who have held power in the province going on forty years be given even more power. But nothing ever changes.
Source: canadiandimension.com
Safety violation on last-chance agreement doesn't justify dismissal: arbitrator
'If it's not deliberate, then termination is probably too severe of a consequence'
Timothy Mitchell Mclennan Ross Pipe Protection Alberta Labour Relations Code Zero Tolerance Last Chance Agreement
Source: hrreporter.com
Alberta's longest legal lockout in 2 decades is ending. Now what?
June 28 marks the two-year anniversary of the lockout at Cessco, a steel fabricator on Edmonton's south side. Under Alberta law, the lockout must now end. It's still unclear what the future holds for the remaining picketers and the company.
Source: cbc.ca
Cessco lockout ending, but future remains uncertain for picketing workers
June 28 marks the two-year anniversary of the lockout at Cessco, a steel fabricator on Edmonton's south side. Under Alberta law, the lockout must now end. It's still unclear what the future holds for the remaining picketers and the company.
Source: cbc.ca
Universities operating in an opaque labour relations environment
Dr. Christopher J. Nicol Professor of Economics Not so long ago, 2017 to be precise, research universities in Alberta were unique workplaces, with their
United Kingdom Christopherj Nicol University Of Lethbridge Labour Party Lethbridge Herald Post Secondary Learning
Source: lethbridgeherald.com