Alberta’s 9,000 unionized provincial employees will return to the office full-time starting this weekend, following the government’s cancellation of the hybrid work policy. In protest, workers will place brown bags on their desks with the note: “Hybrid work tastes better,” symbolizing their dissatisfaction with the decision, which they believe is aimed at revitalizing downtown economies. Union vice-president Bobby-Joe Borodey criticized the government’s lack of transparency in negotiations, expressing concerns over workspace shortages and mental health impacts. The finance ministry defended the decision as a means to enhance collaboration and service delivery.
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