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Learn About Employment Laws and Standards

Find information about Alberta employment regulations, legislation, and standards to make your workplace safe and productive.
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What You Need to Know About Employment Standards

Are you starting your first job, or a new job, in Alberta? You may wonder what conditions will be like where you’ll be working.
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Alberta Labour Relations Board

Learn about this independent, impartial tribunal that administers and interprets labour laws that affect unionized workplaces.
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Canadian Labour Standards

Find out about Canadian labour standards that relate to your employment situation. And learn about the rights and responsibilities of employees in federally regulated industries.
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Employment Insurance (EI)

Sometimes people lose their jobs through no fault of their own. This might happen due to shortages of work or because of seasonal or mass lay–offs. If you find yourself in this position, and if you can’t find a job even if you’re available and able to work, you might qualify for Employment Insurance (EI) benefits.
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Employment Standards

Find out about minimum wage, hours of work, holidays, vacations, maternity and parental leave, and other employment rights and responsibilities.
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Occupational Health and Safety

Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) works in consultation with industry to help prevent work–related injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.
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