Construction company accused of unionbusting
They do not seem to have a problem with unionizing per se. It appears that they just want to choose the union.
Edmonton steelworkers vote 98.5% to go on strike
These workers have been waiting for nearly a year for a new contract and have rejected their employer’s weak proposals twice.
Plastic factory workers file for unionization
If successful, this could affect nearly 180 workers.
Work camp workers file for unionization
If successful, this could affect nearly 100 workers.
Milk factory workers file to unionize
These workers apparently process the milk used by Foothills Creamery to make their products.
Red Deer care workers trying to unionize
If successful, it would affect over 80 workers at a continuing care facility.
ALRB certified 3 unionized workplaces in March 2026
The certificates include library workers, care workers, and energy workers.
Calgary coffee chain accused of unionbusting again
The union has accused Caffe Rosso of cutting back hours of a union supporter.
Foothills Creamery accused of unionbusting
One worker was reportedly told that he would get company support for his power engineer certification only if he voted against unioning.
Calgary concrete workers file to unionze
If successful, it would affect 8 workers.
CapitalCare offering nursing workers 12% raise
However, it falls short of making up for 5 years of wage freezes, and it comes at a cost of no other monetary improvements.
Grande Prairie care workers file to unionize
If successful, the union would represent over 100 workers in a long-term care home owned by a BC-based private corporation.
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