Since June 2019, the month before the UCP implemented the Job Creation Tax Cut, Alberta has increased its payroll employees by barely half a percent, the worst performance of any province.
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Earlier this week, the Alberta Labour Relations Board published its new applications report and it includes a new application for union certification. The application was filed by Local 1099 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees on behalf of 57 workers employed at Revone Westmount LP. The company operates a retirement facility in Edmonton on […]
AUPE accuses retirement home of unionbusting
The union claims the employer has disciplined 3 workers who were union chapter executives just because they were involved in organizing the union.
UCP cut arts funding by $4.3 million
And that’s not counting inflation or population growth.
Over the last 30 years, Alberta’s share of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions has increased dramatically.
That’s the largest loss of any province over the last 3 years.
Once operational, it’ll be able to reduce the equivalent of 4,700 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, the same amount of emissions generated by 10,000 gas-powered vehicles.
Teamsters on a unionization spree in Alberta
The union recently filed 3 new applications for union certification of over 100 workers. That’s on top of another they filed earlier this month and one they filed in the spring.
AB manufacturing sales see sudden decline
This is the first decrease in manufacturing sales since last September.
Last week, Alberta’s small minister business parliamentary secretary boasted about new venture capital investments in Alberta. He left out some stuff though.