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Skilled Workers in 2025

New Brunswick and Northwest Territories Open Doors for Skilled Workers in 2025

Skilled workers in 2025 are finding the year to be quite promising, with the Northwest Territories and other parts of Canada providing new opportunities for those who would like to call the country home. New Brunswick has committed to holding recruitment events for foreign skilled workers, and the Northwest Territories... CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE »
Transportation Virtual Recruitment

New Brunswick announced Transportation Virtual Recruitment – 2024

New Brunswick hosts the Transportation Virtual Recruitment – 2024, focusing on the transportation sector, on May 27 and 28, 2024. The province seeks skilled workers to fulfill its growing labor market needs. The province is looking for candidates with:  high human capital,  boasting skills,  training, and  experience relevant to New... CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE »
New Brunswick Government

New Brunswick Government announced an increase in the minimum wage

On April 2, 2024, the New Brunswick Government took a significant step in supporting low-wage earners by announcing a raise in the minimum wage to $15.30 per hour. This move, aimed at mitigating income inequality, reflects the province’s commitment to ensuring fair compensation for its workforce.  Effective immediately, the minimum... CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE »
NB healthcare system

International nurses are welcome to work in NB healthcare system

International nurses are welcome to work in the NB healthcare system. At Loch Lomond Villa in Saint John on January 30, 2024, Health Minister Bruce Fitch of New Brunswick celebrated the contributions of nurses with international education. The Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to expanding the workforce in the healthcare... CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE »
construction sector labor

New Brunswick to tackle construction sector labor shortages

The provincial and federal governments are investing in a Labour Force Adjustment Committee to tackle New Brunswick’s construction sector labor shortages. Spearheaded by the Construction Association of New Brunswick, the committee concentrates on filling job openings through immigration. Their goal is to cater to the increasing demand for skilled tradespeople,... CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE »