Just filling in the gaps from yet another anti-worker message from yet another neoliberal finance minister.
Correcting Nate Horner’s criticism of AUPE
Just filling in the gaps from yet another anti-worker message from yet another neoliberal finance minister.
But they lost 15,400 the month before, so this is pretty much a wash.
Governments have a lot of power to actually and directly create jobs, and they’re refusing to use that power.
Our society will always produce more than it needs. But what should we do with that surplus?
There’s a persistent myth in Alberta that minimum wage workers are mostly teenagers. Except, this just isn’t true.
Since the start of the year, the province has lost over 35,000 full-time jobs.
They will get increases to wages, shift premiums, vacation time, flexible spending account, and sick leave accumulation.
The contract includes pay increases, vacation allotments, various leaves, and free uniforms.
This falls short of making up for 5 wage freezes over the last decade.
They also saw changes to their boot allowance, vacation time, and sick leave.