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Alberta proposes merit rules for public sector hiring and training

Alberta introduced Bill 33 on October 27, proposing to require public institutions to base hiring and promotions on job related merit and to restrict mandatory diversity, equity and inclusion training. The changes aren't law yet and would affect public agencies, postsecondary institutions, school boards and municipalities if enacted.

Alberta introduced Bill 33 on October 27, proposing to require public institutions to base hiring and promotions on job related merit and to restrict mandatory diversity, equity and inclusion training. The changes aren't law yet and would affect public agencies, postsecondary institutions, school boards and municipalities if enacted.

Original source: Government of Alberta, October 27, 2026.

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