The panel is tasked with advising whether the wage for alcohol servers should be cut back, as well as consolidating existing studies on the effects of a minimum-wage increase under Alberta's former NDP government.

Numbers obtained by Global News reveal that the number of gas-and-dash incidents in Alberta have plummeted in the months since it became law to pay before you pump gas, however there are still incidents occurring in the province.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says it wasn't inappropriate for her labour minister to show up at a picket line of Canada Post workers.

Bob Barnetson, a labour relations professor at Athabasca University, said there is little incentive for employers to make workplaces safer for their employees.

After posting a call for complaints on social media, an Edmonton chef says he's received more than 600 concerns about the service industry in Alberta from people who work in the sector.

More than two years after Alberta passed legislation with new safety rules for farms, Labour Minister Christina Gray says the province is still consulting and has no specific timeline to enact the regulations.

There are still many unanswered questions about an inspection done last Wednesday by Alberta Health Services at a Burger King restaurant located at 1950 3 Ave. S. in Lethbridge.

Workers would have the right to refuse dangerous work under new job site rules proposed by the Alberta government.

The Alberta NDP is introducing legislation in the fall session that would require drivers to pay before filling up at gas stations and make violence-prevention plans mandatory at retail fuel and convenience stores.

An Alberta government panel is recommending the province subsidize farmers and ranchers to offset costs of new occupational health and safety rules.