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Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Publication Date: April 15, 2024 - 20:47

Alberta announces wage offer for government workers during collective bargaining

April 15, 2024
The Alberta government is offering a 7.5-per-cent wage increase in the midst of collective bargaining, with government workers calling for a 26-per-cent bump.More than 22,000 members of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees fall under the negotiations that began this year, including workers in social services, corrections and natural resources conservation.In a previous update to members, the union called the government’s opening four-year offer an insult.


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