Submission on Review of Minimum Wage in New Brunswick

October 27, 2022

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Here is the brief submitted by the New Brunswick Federation of Labour to the Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour as part of the New Brunswick biennial review of minimum wage rates in New Brunswick.

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Submission on Review of Minimum Wage in New Brunswick

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Submission on Review of Minimum Wage in New Brunswick

Migrant workers deserve equal rights and opportunities

Result of judicial review further strengthens the need for an empowered CORE to ensure corporate accountability of Canadian companies

2025 Labour 7 continues to raise concerns about the G7 labour and employment agenda

Protecting Fundamental Rights — Our Concerns with Bill C-9

A thriving economy shouldn’t cost us our human rights

Canada’s unions rise up for justice for gender-based violence (GBV) workforce

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Stephannie Leach – Winner of the 2025 Carol McGregor CLC Disability Rights Award

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