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ABlawg.ca The Statutory Exclusion of Farm Workers from the Alberta Labour Relations Code This is the second in the series of four posts written by students in Law 696: Constitutional Clinical in the winter term of 2014.

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The CLRA complained to the Alberta Labour Relations Board about the agreement and alleged it violated several provisions of the code.

The Supreme Court of Canada has affirmed the original decision of the Alberta Labour Relations Board in a case involving the complexities of unionized and non-unionized construction workers in the province.

An Appeal Court ruling will require the Alberta Labour Relations Board to consider a grievance by the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees that could increase its membership by close to 6,800.

The Court of Appeal quashed a decision of the Alberta Labour Relations Board because it had failed to give «proper consideration» to the interplay between two statutory provisions and the different meanings that could be given to these provisions.

All appeals of orders, administrative penalties, cancellation or suspension of licences, discriminatory action complaint decisions, or review decisions, will be heard by the Alberta Labour Relations Board

The Alberta Labour Relations Code deals with successor employers and unionized workplaces.

The changes being proposed with respect to the Labour Relations Code are less clear, however appear to include the following areas: mandating the inclusion of the Rand formula in collective agreements, amending union certification processes, assessing existing dispute resolution options for intractable disputes and broadening the mandate of, and improving the powers, procedures and remedial options of, the Alberta Labour Relations Board.

A matter before the Alberta Labour Relations Board concerned the interpretation of ss.

The review process was assisted by Mr. Andrew Sims, Q.C., a labour arbitrator and a former Chair of the Alberta Labour Relations Board.

For example, the Alberta Labour Relations Code section 84 (2) and (3) empowers the Labour Relations Board to «determine whether any premises are the place of employment» as well as «declare what number of persons may [picket], determine the location and time of [picketing] and make any other declarations that the Board considers advisable.»

A number of provinces enacted various statutes with varying liability for the purposes of labour relations, such as s. 25 (1) of the Alberta Labour Relations Code,

Not exact matches

The amendments to the Code represent significant changes to the labour relations regime in Alberta.

Alberta's Labour Relations Code (the «Code») was last updated in 1988, and with a new provincial government formed in 2015, it should have come as no surprise that a review of Alberta's labour laws would Labour Relations Code (the «Code») was last updated in 1988, and with a new provincial government formed in 2015, it should have come as no surprise that a review of Alberta's labour laws would labour laws would occur.

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With the new Saskatchewan Employment Act, pending federal labour law reforms, Alberta's Bill 4 amending who has the right to strike and Ontario legislation under review, the labour relations world appears to be filled with change — and yet for practitioners many of these changes seem familiar.

Both the Employment Standards Code and Labour Relations Code have not been significantly updated in almost 30 years and according to the Alberta government, the nature of work and family life have changed a lot since then... [more]

After a recent review of Alberta's employment law, the Alberta government tabled Bill 17, Fair and Family - friendly Workplaces Act on May 24, 2017 to make a number of significant amendments to the Employment Standards Code and Labour Relations Code.

As part of the Constitutional Clinical Law class at the University of Calgary, we studied the constitutionality of the exclusion of farm workers from four statutes in Alberta; the Occupational Health and Safety Act, RSA 2000 c O - 2 [OHSA], Labour Relations Code [LSC], RSA 200 c L - 1, Employment Standards Code, RSA 2000 c E-9 [ESC], and the Workers» Compensation Act, RSA 2000 c W - 15 [WCA].

CALGARY — For many years, Alberta working people were routinely denied rights other Canadians take for granted, Alberta Labour Minister Christina Gray said last weekend in a bluntly worded speech on labour relations policy in AlLabour Minister Christina Gray said last weekend in a bluntly worded speech on labour relations policy in Allabour relations policy in Alberta.

Overturning the Alberta Reference, the majority acknowledged that the jurisprudence regarding s. 2 (d) of the Charter has evolved since then to embrace a generous approach to the freedom of association guarantee in the field of labour relations.

He is a graduate of the Faculty of Law at the University of Alberta, prior to which he studied labour relations at Athabasca University and the Labour College of Clabour relations at Athabasca University and the Labour College of CLabour College of Canada.

We provide a broad range of professional legal services in matters before the BC, Alberta and Federal courts, as well as before a variety of administrative tribunals, including labour relations boards, human rights tribunals, and arbitration boards.

The Applicants, Mining Association of Canada (MAC), Construction Labour Relations (CLR), Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta (ECAA), Enform Canada, and the Construction Owners Association of Alberta are involved in the promotion of work site safety in the industrial construction, mining, electrical and upstream oil and gas industries.

In the case, the Construction Labour Relations Association is an umbrella organization that represents two registered employers» organizations in Alberta — the Reinforcing Trade Division and the Structural Trade Division.

Both the Employment Standards Code and Labour Relations Code have not been significantly updated in almost 30 years and according to the Alberta government, the nature of work and family life have changed a lot since then.

They are intended to align Alberta with current practices in Canada and to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the overall labour relations system.

They are intended to modernize Alberta's Labour Relations Code and align it with current practices across Canada.

In Alberta, the NDP government introduced Bill 17: Fair and Family - friendly Workplaces Act, which proposes the biggest changes to Alberta's Employment Standards Code and Labour Relations Code in decades.

Alberta's Labour Relations Code would apply to the agricultural sector, and would give waged non-family employees the ability to unionize if they choose, and to bargain collectively.

As a result of recent enactments, a number of significant changes to Alberta's Labour Relations Code («LRC») are now in effect, as outlined below.

Loretta has defended employers and prime contractors in regulatory proceedings and appeared before all levels of Court in Alberta in addition to the Labour Relations Board.