According to union officials, 82,000 AUPE members entered collective bargaining this year. Officials say they have proposed increases to wages, benefits, and working conditions that reflect the invaluable work they do and the need to keep up with the rising cost of living.
“AUPE members are demanding better for all Albertans,” says AUPE Vice-President Darren Graham, who represents members in the central region of the province. “Better collective agreements mean workers not only get the support and respect we deserve, but it also means better services and care for the Albertans who depend on us.”
The town halls in Red Deer and surrounding communities include:
June 6, Camrose
June 10, Olds
June 11, Stettler
June 12, Wetaskiwin
June 17, Drayton Valley
June 18, Drumheller
June 18, Wainwright
June 19, Hanna
June 20, Red Deer
June 24, Rocky Mountain House
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