The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour is calling for greater communication with the Provincial Government in light of the recent Charter challenge decision.

Earlier this afternoon, the Saskatchewan Court of Queen’s Bench released a historic decision protecting the rights of working people across the province.

Thousands of Saskatchewan people are concerned today about looming changes to Canada’s universal pension plan, specifically Old Age Security (OAS).

Working people across the province are scratching their heads today as the Government of Saskatchewan has called for additional feedback on 2011’s Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Committee of Review (COR) Report.

The Presidents of the Provincial and Territorial Federations of Labour are calling on Canada’s Premiers to reject an irresponsible Federal Conservative “plan” for healthcare.

The SFL is offering its support for a private member’s bill, introduced into the Saskatchewan Legislature yesterday, that would establish Jimmy’s Law.

Every December 6th, since one tragic day in 1989 when 14 women were killed at the École Polytechnique in Montréal, Canadians come together both to remember those who were lost and to pledge action to end violence against women.

Members of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour were encouraged this afternoon by references in the government’s Throne Speech to listening to the views “of all stakeholders,” including working people.

The International Day for Persons with Disabilities is a day not only for advocacy, but also for reaffirming a commitment to expanding accessibility and recognition for persons with disabilities.

Though a solemn reminder that millions of people across the globe currently live with HIV/AIDS, World AIDS Day is also a time to reaffirm commitments to universal access to prevention and treatment for the disease.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, along with two dozen additional plaintiffs (unions) and the case's three intervenor unions, will be in court today to present their reply and closing arguments as a part of their challenge to Bills 5 and 6.

The Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba Federations of Labour are speaking with one voice in saying that the Harper government’s decision to dismantle the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) is illegal and undemocratic.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, along with two dozen additional plaintiffs (unions) and the case's three intervenor unions, were in court yesterday as the legal team representing the Government of Saskatchewan...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, along with two dozen additional plaintiffs (unions), will conclude their argument-in-chief in court today.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, along with two dozen additionalplaintiffs (unions) and the case's three intervenor unions, will be in court today to argue that the provincial government failed in its responsibility to consult with working people and their organizations prior to the introduction of Bills 5 and 6.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, along with the case's three intervenor unions and twenty five additional plaintiffs, will be in court today to challenge the constitutionality of the provincial government's Bills 5 and 6.

SFL President, Larry Hubich, and SFL Treasurer, Lori Johb, presented the Federation’s most recent Convention workbook, which includes the audited financial statements of the SFL and which is openly distributed to between 600 and 1000 delegates annually at Convention, to the Premier’s Office this afternoon.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour is this morning offering congratulations to Premier Wall and the Sask. Party on an impressive election victory.

Delegates at the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour’s 56th Annual Convention were treated today to presentations by renowned human rights speaker...

Saskatchewan Federation of Labour President, Larry Hubich, officially opened the 56th Annual Convention of the SFL this morning with a stirring Presidential address.

Working people across Saskatchewan and across the county are mourning today the passing of Nancy Riche.

On Monday, September 5th, people across Saskatchewan, of many backgrounds and traditions, spanning several generations,...

The SFL is calling for the establishment of a comprehensive lobbyist registry for Saskatchewan. Because under the terms of the "New West Partnership Agreement" (NWPA)...

Members of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour are extremely concerned to learn that the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) has been intimately involved in setting the energy policy agenda...

The Saskatchewan Provincial budget, released today, clearly demonstrates poor priorities on the part of the provincial government.

Our nation and our province are rapidly changing. On this, International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, it is important to be mindful of both what is changing and what is not.

For a number of communities across Saskatchewan, Sunday will mark the first celebration of Shift Work Recognition Day in our province.

Just one day prior to International Human Rights Day, the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour has sent Justice Minister, Don Morgan, a letter...

Every December 6th, since one tragic day in 1989 when 14 women were killed at the Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal...

The International Day for Persons with Disabilities is a day not only for advocacy, but also for reaffirming a commitment to expanding accessibility and recognition for persons with disabilities.

Though a solemn reminder that millions of people across the globe are currently living with HIV/AIDS, World AIDS Day is also a time to reaffirm commitments to universal access...

Without conducting any known prior consultation, and in contravention of international law, the Government of Saskatchewan introduced Bill 160 to the Legislature yesterday.

According to a recent report by statistics Canada, the average weekly earnings in Saskatchewan for September places our province third among all provinces.

Yesterday afternoon the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour made a presentation to the province’s Minimum Wage Board...

Saskatchewan Federation of Labour President, Larry Hubich, spoke today about the Federal Government’s refusal to allow BHP Billiton Inc. to takeover the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan.

Earlier this morning, the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour made a submission to the Saskatchewan Minister responsible for Labour Relations and Workplace Safety...

Recording Secretary, Wanda Bartlett, and newly elected Treasurer, Lori Johb, are back in their home communities today...

Longtime trade unionist and advocate for working people, Larry Hubich was re-elected today as President...

Nearly 900 Saskatchewan Federation of Labour Convention delegates discussed the profitization of public assets today, the final full day of debate at Convention.

Saskatchewan Federation of Labour President, Larry Hubich, officially opened the 55th Annual Convention of the SFL...

The 55th Annual Convention of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour is set to take place next week at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina.

New West Partnership is almost identical to trade deal he pledged not to sign.

Re the sell-off of SCN assets.

The Council of Canadians and the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour are calling on Premier Wall...

April 28, 2010 is International Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured on the job.

Regina - Saskatchewan - Premier Brad Wall will be breaking his 2007 promise to the people of Saskatchewan not to sign...

A number of Unions are speaking out against what they are calling the Saskatchewan Government's efforts to set hiring policies back by decades.

UN body instructs government of Premier Brad Wall to consult with labour and work out an acceptable solution...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour is unimpressed with the provincial government's deficit budgeting and is questioning the government's motives behind its fiscal strategy.

SFL Occupational Health and Safety chair Lori Johb said today that the fine against PotashCorp for its role in the death of Robert Tkach is "not justice".

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (SFL) will pay a very special tribute to the women of Saskatchewan...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour today denounced the provincial government's agreement to sign...

In times of great hardship and devastation, the labour movement is showing the meaning of solidarity...

Saskatchewan's labour central will commemorate the victims of the 1989 Ecole Polytechnique massacre...

The "so-called" union that has been invited by Brad Wall and Rob Norris to open up shop in Saskatchewan...

Approximately 550 union members resumed their Annual Convention today in Saskatoon.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (SFL) Annual Convention began this morning...

The 54th Annual Convention of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour takes place next week at TCU Place in Saskatoon.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour will bring together 190 workers from across Saskatchewan to attend their annual Occupational Health and Safety Conference.

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (SFL), which represents 95,000 workers from 36 national and international unions wishes all citizens a safe and enjoyable Labour Day weekend.

Federation of Labour Presidents from across Canada condemned the perceived lack of consensus among the Premiers on the issue of Employment Insurance reform.

Canada's Territorial and Provincial Federations of Labour, representing more than two million workers, called on the Premiers to act immediately...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour and SFL President Larry Hubich will be hosting Federation of Labour Presidents...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, representing over 95,000 workers and their families, have concerns...

Canadians desperately need pension reform, but a new proposal for a government-sponsored supplemental pension plan being floated...

Trade unionists have for many years joined the gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgender (LGBT) communites...

Yesterday, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) released its Annual Survey of violations of trade union rights.

Saskatchewan Union of Nurses member, Janice Cibart has been appointed as Canadian worker representative...

Tomorrow is International Workers' Day, commonly known as May Day.

April 28, 2009 is the 25th anniversary of the founding of the International Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured on the Job.

Despite supporting its creation while in opposition, the Brad Wall government has announced that it has eliminated funding...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, speaking on behalf of 95,000 members and their families, was pleased to hear that the Province of Saskatchewan was able to balance the 2009-2010 provincial budget.

Minister of Advanced Education, Employment and Labour, Rob Norris tabled amendments to the Construction Industry Labour Relations Act...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (SFL) pays tribute to the women of Saskatchewan...

The SFL is calling on the provincial government to submit its response to the International Labour Organization...

In his January 14th decision, Court of Queen's Bench justice Ted Zarzeczny ruled that the government acted with proper legislative authority...

The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour is calling on Premier Brad Wall to urge the Federal Government to fix the country's employment insurance...