Seafood processing company fined $1M, banned from hiring temporary foreign workers for 10 years
The feds have imposed a historic $1 million fine against a New Brunswick seafood company and banned it from hiring temporary...
Read moreThe feds have imposed a historic $1 million fine against a New Brunswick seafood company and banned it from hiring temporary...
Read moreAlyssa Greene says she’s worried about the future of the post offices in Sackville and Dorchester. Greene, who is a member...
Read moreBrian Duplessis is being recognized by the New Brunswick Federation of Labour (NBFL), in collaboration with Argus Audiology, as the 2025...
Read moreLa Fédération des travailleurs et travailleuses du Nouveau Brunswick (FTTNB), en collaboration avec Audiologie Argus, reconnaît Brian Duplessis à titre de...
Read moreNew Brunswick and Newfoundland are the only two provinces in Canada that allow employers to calculate overtime pay at 1.5 times...
Read moreCUPE Talk in the Maritimes brings you regional labour news and perspective from the Canadian Union of Public Employees. This edition...
Read moreThe union representing Air Canada flight attendants appeared to declare victory Tuesday after defying two back-to-work orders. Details of the deal...
Read moreNote de la rédaction : Le 17 août, le SCFP, le syndicat représentant les agent(e)s de bord en grève chez Air...
Read moreEditor's note: On August 17, CUPE defied the government of Canada's back-to-work order as Air Canada suspends their profit forecast. After...
Read moreOttawa is contemplating changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program that will “worsen the migrant worker crisis,” according to migrant justice...
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