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Alberta’s minimum wage to remain the same through 2010
Minister to request a review of current minimum wage policy
Ensuring Albertans in entry-level positions keep working, and that our province’s small businesses remain viable and competitive through global economic recovery, Alberta’s minimum wage of $8.80 per hour will remain as is through 2010.
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During the current recession, a growing number of Albertans are finding themselves out of work, many for the first time. Becoming unemployed can happen without warning and it can be hard to know what to do next. Here are some useful federal and provincial links to help you get started:
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News
January 2010 Labour Force Statistics
Alberta Labour Force statistics, employment and unemployment rates for all provinces. more...
Organizations invited to apply for Summer Temporary Employment Program
Now is the time for not-for-profit organizations to apply to the Summer Temporary Employment Program (STEP). more...
Fox Creek company sentenced to pay $375,000 for fatalities
A northwest Alberta company has been sentenced to pay $375,000 as a result of a June 30, 2006, Fox Creek incident where two workers were fatally injured more...
Spotlight
Minimum Wage Increases April 1 (more...)
Recent Publications
Monthly Labour Force Statistics
Alberta’s Weekly Economic Review
Agencies, Boards and Commissions
Alberta Labour Relations Board
Appeals Commission for the Alberta Workers’ Compensation Board
Occupational Health and Safety Council
Workers’ Compensation Board - Alberta
Additional Resources
Modified: 2010-02-09
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