Newly released business community reports are raising the alarm on the impact minimum wage increases could have on youth employment. Yet here in Alberta, the employment of 15-24 year olds is more directed by the recession than to minimum wage increases.

Husky’s move toward pay-at-the-pump sets industry standard – new provincial laws should follow

Progress has been made but it’s time to for the government to finish the job

Alberta’s OHS review must address missing fundamentals of worker safety

Jean’s “Moderate” platform gives Albertans a taste of UCP’s dangerous austerity policies

Evidence shows economic growth, higher standards for workers go hand-in-hand

Canadian Labour Leaders urge Premiers to re-commit to establishing a single-payer, universal prescription drug plan in Canada 

Federal funding for new child care and early learning spaces drop in the bucket for Albertan families

High quality early childhood education and care – and all of its benefits – can’t exist without high quality educators.