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No Legal Advice
The information on this
website is provided for your personal or educational
use only. It is not legal advice. If you have a legal
problem, you should consult a lawyer or a legal service
agency.
No Warranty
Your use of the information
on this website is your responsibility. Although we
strive to maintain the currency and accuracy of the
information on this site, it is provided "as is,"
without warranty of any kind. Neither the Government
of Alberta nor the Alberta Labour Relations Board will
be responsible for any loss arising from reliance on
this information.
Neither the Government
of Alberta nor the Alberta Labour Relations Board will
be responsible for any loss arising from computer viruses
or other harmful components on this website.
No endorsement
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This website includes basic
information about the Alberta Labour Relations Board
and its work. This information is provided as a public
service. Although we try to ensure that the information
is as current and accurate as possible, errors do occasionally
occur.
It is important to remember
the statutes the Board deals with affect the rights
of employers, unions and employees. There are other
statutes and regulations that may affect those rights
which are not administered by the Board. Other organizations
administering employment or labour-related statutes
include:
Workers’ Compensation Board
(http://www.wcb.ab.ca)
Workplace Health and Safety
(http://www.gov.ab.ca/hre/whs/index.html)
Employment Standards Branch (see below)
(http://www.employment.alberta.ca/SFW/1224.html )
Apprenticeship and Industry Training Board
(http://www.tradesecrets.org/ )
The Human Rights and Citizenship Commission
(http://www.albertahumanrights.ab.ca/ )
Canadian Industrial Relations Board
(http://www.cirb-ccri.gc.ca/ )
The Board’s Labour
Relations Officers would be pleased to answer questions
you have relating to the Board’s processes. You
can contact our officers in Calgary at (403) 297-5884
or in Edmonton at (780) 427-8547. You can also email
officers at alrbinfo@gov.ab.ca
.
If you require information
about what your rights are or how the law applies to
your particular situation, you should consider seeking
legal advice. Lawyers who specialize in this area may
be in the best position to advise you about your rights
and how to go about seeking any remedies that may be
available.
If you want information
about your legal rights and remedies and you do not
have a lawyer who deals with employment law problems,
you can call the Lawyer Referral Registry of the Law
Society of Alberta at 1-800-661-1095.
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