Calgary Co-op Restructures Operations, Affecting Employee Hours and Benefits
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What happened
Calgary Co-op is restructuring its operations, moving away from full-time and permanent part-time positions toward casual employment. This change affects between 75 and 80 full-time roles and 16 permanent part-time positions. The affected roles include front-end service clerks and gas bar supervisors. Kathy Carberry, the union head, stated the decision was unexpected and has caused stress among members.
From calgarysun.com
Why it matters
The restructuring involves a shift in labor classification, moving guaranteed hours and benefits to casual status. This change impacts the employment stability and working conditions for longtime employees in the Calgary Co-op.
From calgarysun.com
Who's involved
- CalgaryLocation where Calgary Co-op operates and where the changes are occurring
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Calgary
largest city in Alberta, Canada