Fighting for workers' rights in Alberta's agricultural sector
More than 50,000 Albertans work in the agricultural sector. They account for 2.6 per cent of our workforce — and until this legislation was introduced, they had few legal protections in their workplace. One in five agricultural workers in Alberta work at worksites with more than 20 employees.
Read moreAFL applauds inclusion of Alberta's agricultural sector in workplace laws
“The inclusion of agricultural workers in Alberta’s workplace laws is a victory for all workers”
Read moreWorkplaces key in mental health
AFL urges workplace focus in government’s mental health care review
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RDDLC Union Community Advocate Course
Graduates of this program will be able to go into the workplace and work with their local and assist co-workers to identify community resources. Before graduating, they will practice the skills they learn and will be able to operate comfortably in a union context.
Read moreNotley makes best of bad situation
Budget will help Alberta recover from slump
Read moreAFL congratulates new government
Canadians rejected Harper’s divisive anti-union anti-Canadian wedge politics
Read moreStatement from the AFL about the Premier’s Advisory Committee on the Economy
Edmonton – The Alberta Federation of Labour is pleased and proud that Siobhán Vipond, secretary treasurer and acting president, has been named to the Premier’s Advisory Committee on the Economy.
Read moreCDLC Weekend Workshops
2015 CDLC WEEKEND WORKSHOPS
All courses held at the CDLC Office (#321, 3132 - 26 St. NE Calgary)
Register two weeks before each class:
The CDLC at (403) 262-2390 or [email protected]
$60.00 Affiliate Fee | $100.00 Non-Affiliate Fee
To avoid disappointment or cancellation register today.