What does UNA stand for?

United Nurses of Alberta (Canada; union)

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The United Nurses of Alberta and the Canadian Union of Public Employees, strongly oppose the proposed changes, calling it a "bullying bylaw".

Alberta cuts number of bargaining units in health care. (Health)

The deal reached by the United Nurses of Alberta averted a walkout and gave the message to other unions to stand up for themselves And, although union membership in Alberta is among the lowest in the country, the strike/lockout of 10,000 provincial Safeway workers had wide public support.

Trying a comeback

As I end this piece, the United Nurses of Alberta have just concluded a strike vote in which over 80 per cent of their membership voted in favor of strike action--which would be illegal under the law in Alberta as it presently stands, since virtually all government employees are prohibited by law from striking.

Workers' rights 1919-1997