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Local Government Managers Regulation

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The Regulation establishes the Society of Local Government Managers of Alberta (SLGMA) as the self-governing professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the registration,... More ≫

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The Regulation establishes the Society of Local Government Managers of Alberta (SLGMA) as the self-governing professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the registration, licensure, regulation and discipline of those persons holding a Certified Local Government Manager designation in Alberta. The Regulation defines the profession's practice and grants title protection rights to SLGMA members.

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Certified Management Consultants Regulation

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The Regulation establishes the Institute of Certified Management Consultants of Alberta (ICMCA) as the self regulating professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the... More ≫

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The Regulation establishes the Institute of Certified Management Consultants of Alberta (ICMCA) as the self regulating professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the registration, licensure, regulation and discipline of those persons holding a Certified Management Consultant designation in Alberta. The Regulation defines the profession's practice and grants title protection rights to ICMCA members.

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Understanding Alberta's Labour force : looking to the future : discussion document

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The purpose of this document is to provide the rationale for the focus of the government's labour force development strategy and AHRE's action plan. The intent is also to spur discussion amongst... More ≫

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The purpose of this document is to provide the rationale for the focus of the government's labour force development strategy and AHRE's action plan. The intent is also to spur discussion amongst stakeholders regarding the direction government is taking in addressing labour force development issues. The document provides a concise overview of labour market issues in Alberta and, where appropriate, places them in a national or global context. It also addresses selected groups in the labour market and discusses the contribution they can make to meet the challenges facing the labour market.

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Alberta's skill shortages

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Includes major responsibilities and skill shortages activities/initiatives by 14th provincial government departments.

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Compensation for Alberta government senior officials : final report

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Presents the findings of a private sector committee commissioned to examine the question of appropriate compensation for Alberta Government senior officials. Senior officials represent a category... More ≫

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Presents the findings of a private sector committee commissioned to examine the question of appropriate compensation for Alberta Government senior officials. Senior officials represent a category of employees including Deputy Ministers, chairs of agencies, boards and commissions, and other senior members of the Alberta Government.

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Understanding your pension plan : contributions to a specified multi-employer pension plan.

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This document is general in nature and is intended only to provide general guidance and information. It may not accurately reflect the terms of any specific pension plan and as such, this document... More ≫

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This document is general in nature and is intended only to provide general guidance and information. It may not accurately reflect the terms of any specific pension plan and as such, this document has no legal standing.

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Health Professions Act : employer's handbook : a guide for employers of regulated health professionals

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This handbook was developed to simplify and summarize complex concepts in the Health Professions Act for the benefit of employers and others. It was prepared by a steering committee composed of... More ≫

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This handbook was developed to simplify and summarize complex concepts in the Health Professions Act for the benefit of employers and others. It was prepared by a steering committee composed of representatives of employers, provincial government departments and regulatory colleges.

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Information Systems Professional Regulation

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The Regulation establishes the Canadian Information Processing Society of Alberta (CIPS Alberta) as the self governing professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the... More ≫

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The Regulation establishes the Canadian Information Processing Society of Alberta (CIPS Alberta) as the self governing professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the registration, licensure, regulation and discipline of those persons holding an Information Systems Professional designation in Alberta. The Regulation defines the profession's practice and grants title protection rights to CIPS Alberta members.

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School Business Officials Regulation

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The Regulation establishes the Association of School Business Officials of Alberta (ASBOA) as the self-governing professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the registration,... More ≫

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The Regulation establishes the Association of School Business Officials of Alberta (ASBOA) as the self-governing professional regulatory organization that is responsible for the registration, licensure, regulation and discipline of those persons holding a Certified School Business Official designation in Alberta. The Regulation defines the profession's practice and grants title protection rights to ASBOA members.

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Review of Alberta's trade in beef and live cattle, first half of 2003 (January to June)

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This report was prepared in light of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) incident in Alberta and the closure of international borders to Canadian beef and live cattle on May 20, 2003. The... More ≫

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This report was prepared in light of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) incident in Alberta and the closure of international borders to Canadian beef and live cattle on May 20, 2003. The purpose of this report is to provide detailed information on Alberta and Canada exports and imports of beef and live cattle on a monthly basis from January to June 2003. Comparable data for the same period of 2002 are also provided. The information is presented in the form of statistical tables, charts and highlights reviewing Alberta trade in beef and live cattle in the first half of 2003.

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