Asphalt workers file to unionize
If successful, it will affect 33 asphalt workers employed by McAsphalt Industries Limited.
Edmonton waste workers get new contract
The new agreement will affect about 75 workers employed by Waste Connections of Canada.
Edmonton concrete workers file for unionization
If successful, this could affect 8 workers employed by Firma Contracting Inc.
Red Deer nurse practitioners file to unionize
If successful, it will affect 5 nurse practitioners employed by the Red Deer Primary Care Network.
Edmonton company accused of unionbusting
Edmonton-based Impact Builders and Framing Corp. is accused of laying off 2 workers who supported unionization.
U of L refuses to sign off on 12% wage increase
Over 500 non-academic workers employed by the University of Lethbridge have been waiting for nearly 2 years for a new collective agreement.
Calgary company accused of unionbusting
Aura Environmental Restorations Ltd. reportedly fired 5 workers because they supported unionizing their workplace. Sounds like pretty poor aura farming.
Construction company accused of unionbusting
Marathon Underground Constructors Corporation does 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.
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