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AUPE members work hard to keep Alberta running smoothly and safely. They are dedicated to serving the public, and their focus is on the greater good.

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Our members are committed to enhancing our public services, and improving life in Alberta. AUPE's standing committees spearhead these efforts.

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"Our members have been pushed to the limit and they are angry and frustrated. The need for the programs and services they provide is increasing and their ability to do their jobs is stretched to its limit." ~Guy Smith

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AUPE Provincial Executive meeting

Posted February 08, 2010

Members of AUPE’s Provincial Executive met at union headquarters Feb. 4 and 5 for a regular meeting.
Posted February 05, 2010

AUPE President at Throne Speech
Posted February 04, 2010

Alberta Terminals, Local 118/109 bargaining
Posted February 03, 2010

Local 118/009 bargaining preparations

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AUPE News

AUPE President to speak at Re-Making Alberta conference this weekend

EDMONTON – AUPE President Guy Smith will be one of the speakers at this weekend’s Parkland Institute conference on the Northern European model of public services and how Alberta can afford to follow their example. The conference, called Re-Making Alberta: ...

Posted February 08, 2010 in Union Updates
AUPE to donate $20,000 to Red Cross for Haiti earthquake relief

EDMONTON – The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees will donate $20,000 to the Red Cross for earthquake relief in Haiti.

Posted February 08, 2010 in Union Updates
Minimum wage freeze hurts vulnerable Albertans and economy: AUPE President

EDMONTON – Employment and Immigration Minister Thomas Lukaszuk’s plan to freeze the minimum wage will hurt Alberta’s most vulnerable workers and slow the province’s economic recovery, Alberta Union of Provincial Employees President Guy Smith said today.

Posted February 06, 2010 in Union Updates
Set clear times for health consultation, go beyond Canada Health Act in new law, AUPE president advises

Posted February 05, 2010 in Healthcare
Members encouraged to attend Edmonton health care report meeting

Posted February 05, 2010 in Union Updates
Premier needs to make services for Albertans a priority: AUPE President

Posted February 04, 2010 in Union Updates
Bethany Care ANC chapters in Airdrie and Cochrane ratify new agreements

Posted February 03, 2010 in Healthcare

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