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University of Calgary workers to vote on contract
Their tentative agreement includes a 12 wage increase, improved health benefits, a new minimum wage, and increased bereavement leave.
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MaltaToday
· Jun 30, 2026
MUT, University sign collective agreement for Junior College teachers
The collective agreement will give better working conditions and wages to around 160 academic members of Junior College
Variety
· Jul 6, 2026
Production Assistants on ‘Chicago Fire’ and ‘Chicago Med’ Ratify Union Contract
Production assistants on “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago Med” have voted to ratify their first union contract, as part of a broader unionization campaign for P.A.’s. The deal covers 26 employees at “Chicago Med” and 35 at “Chicago Fire,” both of which are produced by Universal Television. The workers will be represented by LIUNA Local 724, []
Solidarity Magazine
· Jul 2, 2026
SA nurses: vote No, stay union and strike back
After their long running “Respect” campaign, which recently saw two 24-hour hospital strikes, public sector nurses and midwives in South Australia are furious at the settlement that their union’s leadership is recommending for a Yes vote. Labor Premier Peter Malinauskas boasted on social media that the agreement provides “a 16 per cent pay rise over [] The post SA nurses: vote No, stay union and strike back first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Rebel News
· Jun 24, 2026
Alberta Deserves Better
Alberta's Choice | "The Federalists" think they're some sort of superheroes, but really, they look like the HR department of a pipeline protest. Federalism had its chance. Alberta deserves better. Learn more at: https://www.albertas-choice.com/content Authorized by Alberta's Choice | (780) 800-9577 | www.Albertas-Choice.com
Canada's National Observer
· Jul 3, 2026
Government-owned Trans Mountain to lead $35-44 billion oil pipeline to BC Lower Mainland
Smith and Carney announced Alberta’s proposal is opting for a route that roughly follows the path of the Trans Mountain Pipeline. The federal government and Alberta “will be equal partners in this project” and there will be a “meaningful ownership stake for Indigenous communities,” Carney said.
Yonhap News Agency
· Jun 23, 2026
(EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on June 24)
Negotiations between business and labor over next year's minimum wage formally b...
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Related coverage for "University of Calgary workers to vote on contract": MaltaToday — MUT, University sign collective agreement for Junior College teachers . Variety — Production Assistants on ‘Chicago Fire’ and ‘Chicago Med’ Ratify Union Contract. Solidarity Magazine — SA nurses: vote No, stay union and strike back. Rebel News — Alberta Deserves Better. Canada's National Observer — Government-owned Trans Mountain to lead $35-44 billion oil pipeline to BC Lower Mainland. Yonhap News Agency — (EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on June 24)