Honouring fatally-injured workers
On October 27, 2022, the SFL held a candle lighting service at convention to honour workers who were fatally injured on the job. During this tribute, SFL’s Executive Council lit a candle for each worker who has died as a result of their work.
Celebrating 50 years of Occupational Health and Safety in Saskatchewan
2022 marks 50 years since Saskatchewan's first Occupational Health and Safety Legislation became law. In recognition of this important milestone, the SFL is proud to release this video reflecting on the past 50 years, and the future of Occupational Health and Safety in Saskatchewan.
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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2023 SFL Prairie School for Union Women
June 12-15, 2023The Prairie School for Union Women (PSUW), offers trade union women an intensive four days of learning and sharing in a supportive environment.
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2023 Mobilizer Schools (New!)
June 20-23, 2023One-day series of workshops designed to empower working people to be leaders for local change.
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33rd Annual SFL Summer Camp
August 19-25, 2023The annual SFL Summer 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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Media Releases
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Spring session disastrous for working people
May 18, 2023After ten weeks and hundreds of hours of debate in the Legislature, Scott Moe once again did absolutely nothing to help working people get ahead.
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Scott Moe’s budget does nothing to give workers a real raise
March 22, 2023REGINA – Scott Moe and his Sask. Party government missed the opportunity to use today’s provincial budget to finally give Saskatchewan workers a real raise.
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Scott Moe must use upcoming budget to give workers a real raise
March 20, 2023REGINA – Scott Moe and his Sask. Party government have the opportunity to use this week’s provincial budget to finally give Saskatchewan workers a real raise.
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Articles
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SFL stands in solidarity with SGEU members: Save our public liquor stores
November 28, 2022The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour and Saskatchewan’s labour movement stands in solidarity with SGEU members and is firmly against the Saskatchewan government’s decision to privatize the remaining public liquor stores in the province.
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Doug Ford’s legislation should be a notwithstanding concern for Saskatchewan workers
November 25, 2022While the legislation was ultimately repealed after swift backlash from unions, workers and the public, workers across Canada should be concerned about the precedent this may set for other governments across the country.
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Saskatchewan’s labour movement stands in solidarity with CUPE education workers in Ontario
November 2, 2022The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour (SFL) stands in solidarity with the 55,000 CUPE Ontario School Boards Council of Unions (OSBCU) members fighting against the Doug Ford Conservatives and their draconian legislation that forces a contract on education workers and violates their constitutional right to strike and to bargain fairly.
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