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Electricity and natural gas contracts

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In Alberta, you have options for how you buy natural gas and electricity for your home, farm or small business. You can sign a contract with an independent electricity and natural gas marketer or... More ≫

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In Alberta, you have options for how you buy natural gas and electricity for your home, farm or small business. You can sign a contract with an independent electricity and natural gas marketer or you can choose not to sign a contract and receive energy at a regulated rate. This publication outlines the rules that electricity and natural gas marketers must follow under the Fair Trading Act and the Energy Marketing and Residential Heat Sub-metering Regulation. It also provides information about your rights and responsibilities as a consumer.

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Employee or contractor? : know the difference

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Whether you're an employer or a worker, you may need to know the difference between "employee" and "contractor" status—and the various implications and requirements of each. This resource provides... More ≫

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Whether you're an employer or a worker, you may need to know the difference between "employee" and "contractor" status—and the various implications and requirements of each. This resource provides information on the factors and definitions different levels of government apply to determine employment status.

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Contract administration manual : highway and bridge maintenance : version 3, 2010

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This manual is a revised version and replaces Alberta Transportation’s Contract Administration Manual for Highway and Bridge Maintenance issued in October 2003. This manual is intended to provide... More ≫

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This manual is a revised version and replaces Alberta Transportation’s Contract Administration Manual for Highway and Bridge Maintenance issued in October 2003. This manual is intended to provide a framework for consistent administration of highway maintenance contracts province-wide. This manual outlines the duties and responsibilities of Alberta Transportation's highway maintenance sector employees and the Highway Maintenance Contractors, and provides proper protocol for handling issues that arise from contract interpretation and work specifications. This manual is not intended to replace or modify the contents of the Department's highway maintenance contracts or specifications. Any omissions, obvious errors, or recommendations for future updates to this manual should be forwarded to the Director of Highway Operations of the Department's Technical Standards Branch. Because the ministry’s name changes periodically, the term “Department” is used to identify Alberta Transportation,...

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What is in a contract? : managing business stress options, information & tools for Alberta producers

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Technical bulletins research specific areas of interest to provide a better understanding of cropping issues that may affect or influence Alberta producers. They also provide Alberta producers... More ≫

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Technical bulletins research specific areas of interest to provide a better understanding of cropping issues that may affect or influence Alberta producers. They also provide Alberta producers with an additional tool to evaluate business performance along with production, management, and technology options.

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Contract administration manual : highway and bridge maintenance : version 2, 2003

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This manual is a revised version and replaces Alberta Transportation's Contract Administration Manual for Highway and Bridge Maintenance issued in February 1999. This manual is intended to provide... More ≫

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This manual is a revised version and replaces Alberta Transportation's Contract Administration Manual for Highway and Bridge Maintenance issued in February 1999. This manual is intended to provide a framework for consistent administration of highway maintenance contracts province wide. This manual outlines the duties and responsibilities of Alberta Transportation's highway maintenance sector employees, and provides proper protocol for handling issues that arise from contract interpretation and work specifications.

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