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Engaging your colleagues in bargaining starts now

It is important to complete the bargaining needs survey to help negotiators form a strategic plan for central table bargaining

Advocacy and service

Melanie started volunteering after learning she'd get a free supper. Soon, she enjoyed a variety of volunteer roles and shares her experiences with CAPEC.

Teachers have a duty to report alleged harm, abuse

Pitfall and precautions

Mediator's recommendation: Your future, your choice

Why did Provincial Executive Council recommend the mediator’s proposed terms of settlement to teachers, and what does that mean?

ATA skeptical of new advisory panel

ATA president Jason Schilling isn't enthused about the provincial advisory panel initiative

ATA statement on the tragedy in Tumbler Ridge

The ATA's statement regarding a shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School

Ticket for two

Lisa Fletcher accepts a draw prize of two passes anywhere Westjet flies

Council adds emphasis on keeping members informed

Council adds emphasis on keeping members informed

Going grassroots: Taking steps to build collective power

Visiting annual event reinforced the belief that future successes of the ATA must be driven by local initiatives and local conversations.

We are ATA

Members set direction as part of provincial committees

ATA responds to the court’s ruling on injunction

the Back to School Act will remain in force, the Association will still challenge its constitutionality in a full hearing before the Court of King’s Bench

Tom Spila: The band plays on

A music teacher in Camrose has won numerous awards during his career and after retirement. Tom founded a community band as well.

New discipline process off to a bumpy start

Teacher discipline in Alberta: Government takes over, challenges remain. Transition impact and the role of Alberta Teaching Profession Commission.

Initial proposals exchanged in central bargaining

ATA officials met with government representatives to exchange opening proposals

New video series explains basics of teacher bargaining

When Alberta teachers bargain their collective agreements, it’s through two separate stages, it’s a unique and complicated process that can cause confusion