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At least 859 oilsands workers were active COVID-19 cases on National Day of Mourning

At least 859 oilsands workers were active COVID-19 cases on National Day of Mourning
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COVID is a workplace hazard : Unions ask Alta government for safer work environments

  EDMONTON Alberta unions are calling on the province to recognize the danger of COVID-19 in workplaces. According to the Workers Compensation Board, nearly 8,900 Albertans have made COVID-19-related claims between January 2020 and March 2021. On Wednesday, coinciding with the National Day of Mourning in remembrance of workers who have died as a result of on-the-job illness or injury, the Alberta Federation of Labour called on the United Conservative government to prioritize vaccines for essential employees, set up vaccination clinics in workplaces, and bring in paid sick leave. By AFL s estimate, about two-third of working Albertans don t have access to the latter.

National Day of Mourning marked with workplace safety top of mind

National Day of Mourning marked with workplace safety top of mind Poll Yes Herald photo by Al Beeber - Flags fly at half mast in front of City Hall Wednesday. Tim Kalinowski  – LETHBRIDGE HERALD –  tkalinowski@lethbridgeherald.com Flags flew at half-mast at Lethbridge city hall, and groups across the province commemorated those workers who died on the job in the province in 2020 for the annual National Day of Mourning on Wednesday. Former city employee, retired CUPE Local 70 chief shop steward, and dedicated workers’ rights advocate Burt Green, as always on the National Day of Mourning, made his way down to the union’s worker memorial in Mountain View Cemetery to mourn and honour those who have died on the job– which sadly in Alberta totalled 150 workers in 2020.

At least 859 oilsands workers were active COVID-19 cases on National Day of Mourning

Article content There have been 2,292 workers infected with COVID-19 in current oilsands outbreaks, according to Alberta Health. There were 859 cases still active as of Wednesday, which marked the National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. At least 859 oilsands workers were active COVID-19 cases on National Day of Mourning Back to video The sectors for the oil industry and trades had 207 and 653 successful applicants respectively. The most claims were for the sector including municipal, education and health workers (3,840 claims) and manufacturing (1,910). Alberta Health has not released any data on workplace transmission.

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