Delegates to explore the role of unions in protecting Medicare
CALGARY – The Alberta Federation of Labour’s biennial convention continues in Calgary tomorrow. Highlights from the convention agenda for Saturday, April 18 include the following: A panel of labour leaders […]
Read moreConvention Delegates join picket line outside Dynamic Furniture
CALGARY – Hundreds of delegates attending the Alberta Federation of Labour’s biennial convention in Calgary will be joining striking workers on the picket line outside Dynamic Furniture (5300 – 6th […]
Read moreOur Children’s Alberta: Fighting for Jobs and the Environment (1999)
Environment Policy Paper presented at 2nd Biennial Convention (April 15 – 18, 1999) The range of environmental issues needing attention is extensive, too extensive for a single policy paper. This […]
Read more“State of the unions” report will cap busy day at AFL convention
CALGARY – Delegates to the Alberta Federation of Labour’s biennial convention will be kept busy all day tomorrow with a number of important guest speakers and special events. Highlights of […]
Read moreAFL convention begins tomorrow in Calgary
CALGARY – Two prominent union leaders will be featured speakers as the Alberta Federation of Labour kicks off its biennial convention tomorrow in Calgary. Several hundred union members and activists […]
Read moreUnions prepare to set a course for the 21st century
CALGARY – Hundreds of union members and activists from across the province will gather in Calgary next week to set a course for the Alberta labour movement as it prepares […]
Read moreNow More than Ever: An examination of the challenges and opportunities facing Alberta unions in the 21st century
Now More than Ever: An examination of the challenges and opportunities facing Alberta unions in the 21st century In this report, we will take a closer look at the future […]
Read moreLabour Rejects Panel Report on Bill 37
EDMONTON – Premier Ralph Klein will go down in history as the man who killed Medicare if he goes ahead with recommendations put forward by the so-called blue ribbon panel […]
Read moreUnions make plans to fight racism and discrimination
EDMONTON – A group of union leaders and activists from across Alberta with gather in Edmonton tomorrow to discuss strategies for combating racism, harassment and discrimination in the workplace and […]
Read more“Order Government Negotiators Back To Work” AFL Tells Prime Minister
In a letter to the Prime Minister, the President of the Alberta Federation of Labour urges him to order federal government negotiators back to the table with a “substantially more […]
Read moreAFL president available for comment after budget address
EDMONTON – Audrey Cormack, president of the Alberta Federation of Labour, will be available to answer questions from reporters immediately following tomorrow’s provincial budget address. Provincial Treasurer Stockwell Day is […]
Read moreWomen Still Marching Towards Equality into the New Millennium
EDMONTON – As women go marching on International Women’s Day in 1999, the Alberta Federation of Labour will be joining them and reflecting on their progress over the past Century […]
Read moreUnion leaders join CBC workers on picket line
EDMONTON – Members of the Alberta Federation of Labour’s Executive Council will join the picket line outside the CBC television building this afternoon to show support for striking technical, design […]
Read moreLabour Leader Available to Comment on Throne Speech, Federal Budget
Audrey Cormack, President of the Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL) will be available to comment on today’s Speech from the Throne and to offer an Alberta perspective on the Federal […]
Read moreLabour Minister Betrays Selection Committee
The Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL) accused the Minister of Labour today of misleading the public in his announcement of the Labour Relations Board (LRB) appointments. In his announcement yesterday […]
Read moreSocial Union marks “the beginning of the end,” says AFL
EDMONTON – The so-called Social Union agreement that was signed yesterday by the Prime Minister and nine provincial premiers could mark the beginning of the end of Canada as we […]
Read moreAlbertans pay a heavy price for UI
EDMONTON – Thousands of unemployed Albertans have been left without adequate means of support and hundreds of millions of dollars have been drained away from the Alberta economy – all […]
Read moreBill 37 poses serious threat to Medicare
EDMONTON – The provincial government’s controversial Bill 37 poses a serious threat to the future of Medicare and should be scrapped, says the Alberta Federation of Labour. That was the […]
Read moreKlein exposes real agenda about private health care, says AFL
Premier Ralph Klein’s call for the provinces and federal government to discuss changes to the Canada Health Act reveals that his real agenda is to permanently entrench private, for-profit hospitals […]
Read moreLabour Unions To Hold Rally In Support of Striking Drywall Workers
Tuesday, January 19 @ 4:30 pmGeorgia Pacific Plant403 – 118A Avenue (see map below) The Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL) is organizing a support rally for striking workers at the […]
Read moreEI system has failed Alberta workers
EDMONTON – The federal government’s new Employment Insurance system has failed to provide working people in Alberta with kind of protection they need and deserve, says Audrey Cormack, president of […]
Read moreMissing out on the Boom: A report card
Missing out on the Boom? (A Report Card on Jobs, Wagds and Economic Security in Alberta) In the next twenty pages, we will provide an update of the economic “snapshot” […]
Read moreCrumbs from the Table: Re-evaluating the so-called “Alberta Advantage”
Crumbs from the Table: Re-evaluating the so-called “Alberta Advantage” A report card on jobs, wages and economic security in Alberta (March 1997)
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