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- 21 December 2018
The New Brunswick Human Rights Commission is issuing guidelines to help employers meet their legal obligations to accommodate employees who have an addiction to cannabis, alcohol and drugs.
- 10 December 2018
The following statement was issued by Nathalie Chiasson, chair of the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission, concerning International Human Rights Day, which is observed today.
- 26 October 2018
The following statement was issued by the chair of the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission, Nathalie Chiasson, concerning the recent raising of the straight pride flag.
New Complaint Form
In order to improve the delivery of our services, we have revised the complaint form and its step-by-step guide to make then more user friendly, and to keep up with recent changes in the Act.
The Complaint Process
If you wish to file a complaint about discrimination or harassment in New Brunswick, you should phone 1-888-471-2233 (toll-free).
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Guideline on Accommodating Physical and Mental Disabilities at Work
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