Frequently Asked
Questions
1. Does ASL do Highway work?
While highway work has been an important part of our company for
decades, at the moment we are concentrating on work within urban
areas.
2. Does ASL do residential driveways?
No, we do not do residential driveways, our focus is on municipal
and commercial work.
3. Does ASL sell Asphalt Hotmix to the general
public and other contractors?
We do sell Hotmix directly to other contractors as well as the
general public at our Regina and Lloydminster Plant locations.
At the current time, we do not do any direct sales of Hotmix in
Saskatoon.
4. Does ASL sell Aggregate to the general
public and other contractors?
Again, we do sell aggregate to other contractors and the general
public in Regina and Lloydminster, but not in Saskatoon.
5. Are you currently hiring?
We are often hiring, check out our Careers
section.
6. Do you offer year round employment?
While we do have some year round full time positions, most positions
are seasonal. Most employees will work from the beginning of May
to sometime in November.
7. Is ASL a unionized company?
All non-management employee's belong to the R.E.A. (Roadbuilders
Employees Association). This association negotiates a Collective
Agreement between its members and ASL PAVING LTD. The agreement
covers things such as pay rates, working hours, working conditions,
benefits, etc.
8. Does ASL offer any Insurance benefits
to its employees?
Employee's receive Group Life Insurance, Weekly Indemnity insurance,
Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance, and Long Term
Disability Insurance.
9. Does ASL have a pension plan?
Yes we have a Pension Plan that qualifying employees may choose
to join.
10. Does ASL have a health care plan?
ASL will pay 50% of your annual premium for the basic extended
health care plan provided by Saskatchewan Blue Cross, subject
to certain restrictions as covered in the collective agreement
with the REA.
11. Does ASL have a Dental plan?
Dental benefits are available for employees and their eligible
dependents through Blue Cross on a cost share basis.
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