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Dr. Doug Klein, Edmonton family physician, Dr. David Ryan, St. Albert family physician, and Minister of Labour, Christina Gray.
Wildrosers and PCs act as if fighting the NDP's workplace fairness law is their hill to die on
David J. Climenhaga | Upon passage, Bill 17 will bring Alberta labour law as it pertains to unions into the late 20th Century and place it squarely in the middle of the legal mainstream.
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Christina Gray
Don't look for dramatic change to Alberta labour laws in revisions NDP will likely introduce this week
David J. Climenhaga | Labour law changes expected in legislation in Alberta are not likely to be as bold as those planned by Ontario's Liberal government.
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Alberta Labour Minister Christina Gray (Photo: Dave Cournoyer)
Few hints about coming NDP workplace law reform in minister's speech to Alberta Federation of Labour
David J. Climenhaga | Alberta’s workplace laws haven’t been significantly changed for about 30 years of Tory rule -- and not because they're perfect. Au contraire!
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Alberta labour lawyer Andrew Sims (David Climenhaga photo)
Big changes coming to academic faculty, graduate student and postdoctoral bargaining rights in Alberta
David J. Climenhaga | It's worth asking the question if over time this approach could lead to the creation of an Academic Faculty Union of Canada?
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Alberta Labour Minister Christina Gray at March 13, 2017, news conference (David Climenhaga photo)
Alberta finally moves, cautiously, toward reforming labour laws, more boldly to ban cash-for-blood transactions
David J. Climenhaga | Alberta's labour laws haven't been meaningfully updated since 1988, but the NDP government plans consultations before introducing needed changes.