Instead of decision-making that focuses on helping people with their injuries, illnesses or concerns, the system currently focuses on “efficient management of claims,” read the review. Continue reading →

A company that operates long-term care homes for seniors in northeastern Alberta says it’s firing current nursing care employees and going with a private contractor rather than trying to bargain a first contract with them. Continue reading →

A two-year agreement between educators and the province became official after the government confirmed that the Teachers’ Employer Bargaining Association ratified the accord on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Alberta’s NDP government on Wednesday tabled the first major overhaul of the province’s workplace rules in almost 30 years. Continue reading →

The first major overhaul of the province’s workplace rules in almost 30 years proposes that Albertans be allowed to take unpaid leave to look after themselves and loved ones without fear of losing their jobs. Continue reading →

According to Alberta Labour, 37-year-old Angela Entz was cutting drywall in the factory when a steel frame stand fell from the mezzanine above her, hitting her head. Continue reading →

Alberta operators drilled twice as many wells during the first three months of this year than they did over the same time period last year. Continue reading →

Alberta is putting new rules in place to improve the investigation of deaths and serious injuries in the workplace. Continue reading →

Customers and co-workers are coming forward to offer their support for a gas station attendant who was seriously injured on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →