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Avenue Living accused of unionbusting

Their maintenance workers in Bonnyville unionized over 3 years ago, and they still do not have a collective agreement.

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Northern Lakes College workers get 12% raise

Unfortunately, they had experienced a real wage cut of nearly 19% over their last two collective agreements, so it falls short of helping them keep up with inflation.

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Dairy workers in Blackfalds vote 100% to unionize

The dozen or so workers filed for union certification less than a month ago and are employed with WD Processing.

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Medicine Hat College workers approve 12% raise

The new collective agreement also includes market adjustments and improvements to shift differential and health benefits.

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ALRB certified 9 unionized workplaces in April 2026

The certificates include baristas, concrete quality control technicians, and workers employed in long-term care, education support, and rail maintenance.

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Lloydminster housing workers get new contract

It includes raises ranging from 6.23% to 11.73% for starting wages.

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Alberta steelmaker accused of unionbusting

Local 5220 of the United Steelworkers is accusing AltaSteel of avoiding meeting with the workers’ bargaining committee to negotiate a new collective agreement.

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Bow Valley College workers to vote on 12% raise

They had originally asked for a 26% raise, given that they had seen a drop in real wages of 22% during their last two collective agreements.

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Care home provider offers 1% annual raise to workers

Real wages for these workers are nearly 20% lower than they were back in 2017.

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Work camp company accused of unionbusting

Ontario-based Horizon Camp & Catering has been accused of terminating the employment of workers in connection with a recent unionization drive.

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