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“If there is one bright spot in the event of a strike, it’s that it will help bring awareness to who we are and what we do, and just how badly we are exploited by our employer and government,” said one LPN
If you’re in the mining business, all you have to do is ask
However organizers say that their frustration with their elected representatives is not limited to the use of the clause.
“I realize we live in a world where everyone is struggling in their day to day life but why are healthcare workers, who everyone relies so heavily on, being demonized?” said one LPN.
If it smells rotten, then it usually is rotten
The policy flip-flop that is costing Albertans big and padding the balance sheets of Aussie coal companies
Albertan oil workers are facing the brunt of Imperial Oil’s cost-cutting strategy.
Kurek is legally not allowed to lobby for five years after stepping down from his position in government, former Battle River-Crowfoot independent candidate Bonnie Critchley noted in an interview.
“This is not responsible economic management. It verges on theft,” AFL President Gil McGowan said of the findings.
