
Successful Duty of Fair Representation Case Not Really a Win
Miller v. Alberta (Labour Relations Board), 2026 ABKB 695, is a recent judicial review application of an Alberta Labour Relations Board (the “ALRB”) decision surrounding a Duty of Fair Representation (“DFR”) complaint. The Court of King’s Bench found that the Union’s handling of the internal appeal process breached its DFR, finding the ALRB decision to...
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