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24 June 2022

Health-care system recruiting travelling and retired nurses for summer months
20 June 2022

$3 million to help vulnerable Saint John children succeed in school
06 June 2022

Investment supports purchase of training simulators at the Port of Saint John
31 May 2022

Legislation aims to get skilled newcomers into workforce sooner
25 May 2022

Investments of $42 million at Port Saint John
26 April 2022

New service delivery model aims to enhance disability employment services
20 April 2022

Recognition of adult literacy educators on New Brunswick Literacy Day
14 April 2022

Student loan interest to be eliminated
11 April 2022

80 internationally educated nurses offered employment through recruitment program
07 April 2022

UNB adds mental health specialization in nursing, doubles number of seats in nurse practitioner program
29 March 2022

New centres of excellence offer students career experience in health and entrepreneurship
21 March 2022

Funding agreement with Université de Moncton targets nursing shortage
21 March 2022

Funding agreement with UNB targets nursing shortage
02 December 2021

Minimum wage to increase by largest percentage in 40 years
25 October 2021

Information available to help students make career choices
24 September 2021

Commissioner on systemic racism in New Brunswick appointed
18 August 2021

New immigration stream for international graduates of private career colleges
06 August 2021

Full tuition costs to be covered for personal support workers and human services counsellors
15 July 2021

Workforce partnership to develop recruitment and training strategy for modernized Port Saint John
15 June 2021

Audit of New Brunswick Workers Emergency Income Benefit underway
08 June 2021

Funding applications now available for post-secondary education students
04 May 2021

New liquor rules include mandatory training; allows sale of liquor with food take-out or delivery
28 April 2021

National Day of Mourning
23 April 2021

Applications now being accepted for commissioner on systemic racism
21 April 2021

Celebrating New Brunswick’s 2020 literacy award recipients on Literacy Day
07 April 2021

In-person learning anticipated at colleges and universities in the fall
24 March 2021

Commissioner to be appointed to address systemic racism in New Brunswick
12 March 2021

Research project announced into systemic Black racism in New Brunswick
23 February 2021

Minimum wage to increase April 1
17 February 2021

Long-term, performance-based agreements signals new way of doing business
17 December 2020

2021 SEED employer applications available starting Jan. 11
17 December 2020

Roundtable to address sexual violence on campuses
17 December 2020

Bridging program for licensed practical nurses adds 24 seats
08 December 2020

Proposed amendments reintroduced to binding arbitration process for police and firefighters
07 August 2020

Long-term funding for economic development initiatives in Greater Saint John
16 July 2020

Financial support for food services industry training videos
16 July 2020

New Boots apprenticeship program extended
14 July 2020

Amendments made to essential worker wage top-up program
13 July 2020

REVISED / Council of the Federation Literacy Award winners
10 July 2020

Statement on Irving Oil layoffs
09 July 2020

Provincial government supports plan for Saint John neighbourhood
30 June 2020

Student financial assistance application now available
15 May 2020

Libraries prepare to reopen
30 April 2020

COVID-19 job protection measures put in place; no active cases in hospital
28 April 2020

National Day of Mourning
27 April 2020

Grade 12 students can get early start on post-secondary studies
19 February 2020

Minimum wage to increase April 1
21 January 2020

Changes to application process for student employment program
29 November 2019

Belledune recovery committee finalized
28 November 2019

Legislative amendments aim to enhance workplace safety and reduce workers’ compensation assessment rates
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