Workers need relief from inflation
While the province is seeing a windfall from record resource revenues, workers across the province are struggling to make ends meet due to record inflation and soaring fuel costs. The government’s balance sheet might be looking good, but workers are struggling with their personal finances and are worried about how they will be able to afford groceries or put gas in their car.
50 Years of Occupational Health and Safety in Saskatchewan
It’s time to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Occupational Health and Safety Legislation in Saskatchewan, the first of its kind! Join us at our annual Occupational Health and Safety Conference where we will explore how OH&S came to be in Saskatchewan and the ground-breaking legislation that forever changed workplaces for the better- making them safer, and giving workers the rights they need to be safe and healthy.
The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (SFL) represents over 100,000 working women and men across the province. We are the voice of workers, but strive to improve the lives of all people. We support the principles of social unionism and struggle for social and economic justice for all.
About UsUpcoming Events
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32nd Annual SFL Summer Camp
August 5-11, 2022SFL Summer Camp is back in 2022! The camp focuses on issues relevant to young people. The SFL Summer camp addresses challenges facing youth including social justice and equality issues. It combines learning with cooperative recreation activities and lots of fun! Young people between the ages of 13-16 who are children of union members are eligible to attend.
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SFL Occupational Health and Safety Conference
September 14-16, 2022The SFL Occupational Health and Safety Conference is held annually for unionized workers in Saskatchewan to learn about the latest issues surrounding occupational health and safety. This year, we are proud to offer our conference in person September 14-16, 2022 at the Ramada Hotel in Regina. The conference is open to all SFL affiliates, with workshops assigned on a registered, first choice basis. Non-unionized workers are welcome to attend the conference as well.
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Speaking Up!- 66th Annual SFL Convention
October 26-28, 2022The 66th Annual SFL Convention will be held October 26-28, 2022 in Regina.
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Media Releases
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Saskatchewan workers need relief from inflation, high fuel prices: SFL
June 22, 2022Today, the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour is calling on the provincial government to come up with a plan to provide working people with financial relief from the skyrocketing prices of basic necessities due to inflation and high fuel prices.
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Sask. Party denies paid sick leave for working people
May 12, 2022One year after a bill was first introduced in the legislature in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sask. Party has officially voted against providing paid sick leave for working people in the province.
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Minimum wage increases a victory for working people in Saskatchewan: SFL
May 3, 2022Today’s announcement of a substantial increase to the province’s minimum wage over the next two years is a victory for working people all across the province, says the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (SFL).
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Articles
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Saskatchewan Federation of Labour Recognizes National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 21, 2022The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour is proud to recognize June 21 as National Indigenous Peoples Day, a day to celebrate the diverse traditions, languages, and history of First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples, and renew our continued commitment towards meaningful reconciliation.
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SFL recognizes World Water Day
March 22, 2022March 22 is World Water Day. At any given moment, there are more than 100 drinking water advisories in place for First Nations communities across Canada, with the vast majority of advisories occurring in Indigenous communities.
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Five things to watch for in the provincial budget
March 18, 2022As the Sask. Party government prepares to present a provincial budget later in March, here are five things that Saskatchewan’s labour movement will be looking for:
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