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Recent News Releases

27 November 2018

Legislative amendments introduced to workers’ compensation system
16 August 2018

Regulatory changes to address violence and harassment in the workplace come into force April 1, 2019
15 August 2018

Paid leave for individuals subject to domestic, intimate partner or sexual violence available Sept. 1
14 August 2018

Provincial government to provide funding to Zenabis
09 August 2018

Investment in early literacy programs
01 August 2018

New kinesiology building opens on University of New Brunswick Fredericton campus
31 July 2018

New mental health initiative provides access to therapeutic and self-help books
24 July 2018

UNB institute to study tuition relief and early learning programs
17 July 2018

WorkSafeNB task force report submitted
16 July 2018

Minister visits employment development office in Campbellton
10 July 2018

More than 2,000 summer jobs filled through SEED program
29 June 2018

Next step taken regarding paid leave for individuals subject to domestic, intimate partner or sexual violence
22 June 2018

Funding for experiential education for Indigenous university students
19 June 2018

First New Brunswick Labour Market Information Forum
14 June 2018

Investment in experiential learning opportunities for university students
11 June 2018

Registrations now open for 2018 Summer Reading Club
01 June 2018

Tourism Employment Fund for Seniors launched
01 May 2018

Investment of $11.4 million to support research and development
28 April 2018

Regulations proposed to address workplace violence and harassment
18 April 2018

New Brunswick Literacy Day
06 April 2018

Launch of New Boots: Progressing Women in Trades program
29 March 2018

Reminder: minimum wage to increase on April 1
26 March 2018

Province supports CCNB cannabis cultivation program partnership with Zenabis Ltd.
20 March 2018

REVISED / Income support and training services for EI claimants affected by gap in benefits
13 March 2018

Memorandum of understanding signed with University of New Brunswick
12 March 2018

Public libraries offer free passes to Village Historique Acadien
28 February 2018

International students contribute significantly to the Atlantic economy
16 February 2018

Memorandum of understanding signed with Mount Allison University
13 February 2018

Investment of $395,000 in NBCC Saint Andrews campus
13 February 2018

Family Day website launched
13 February 2018

Investment of $2.4 million in NBCC infrastructure
13 February 2018

Province announces student summer jobs for 2018
08 February 2018

Minimum wage to increase on April 1
07 February 2018

REVISED / Minister: Family Day expected to be good for hospitality sector
02 February 2018

Amendments to the Employment Standards Act proposed
31 January 2018

New Brunswick’s first Family Day
30 January 2018

Measures taken to address workplace harassment and assaults
29 January 2018

Investment of $307,000 in Campbellton campus of CCNB
29 January 2018

Investment of $1.6 million in CCNB infrastructure
26 January 2018

Minister visits nursing home to outline ongoing initiatives to support recruitment in the long-term care sector
26 January 2018

Memorandum of understanding signed with Université de Moncton
25 January 2018

Memorandums of understanding with three publicly funded universities
22 January 2018

Proposed amendments to the Employment Standards Act
11 January 2018

Free daycare for low-income families
29 December 2017

Year’s end is no time to rest for many New Brunswick workers
28 December 2017

Nineteen regional job fairs were held across the province in 2017
22 December 2017

Know the facts about public holidays
21 December 2017

Numbers that can help during the holidays
18 December 2017

Investment in newcomer youth program
06 December 2017

Minister: Free Tuition Program a success in its first year
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