Current Region & Language
Current Region & Language
Currency
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Employer Taxes
There are no specific employer tax requirements.
Payroll Frequency
Bi-weekly or semi-monthly
Language
English and French (bilingual)
Date Format
YYYY/MM/DD
New Brunswick By The Numbers
780,000
Population
$35 billion
GDP
11
National Holidays
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Weekly Working Hours
National Holidays
Leave
Paid general holidays include 7 days – such as New Year’s Day and Canada Day – while vacation benefits consist of 2 weeks after 1 year of employment (equivalent to 4% of wages) and 3 weeks after 8 years (equivalent to 6% of wages).
Employment Contracts
No federal or provincial law mandates written employment contracts but they are highly recommended to address locally mandated issues.
Types of Employment
There are two types of employment: Employees and Independent Contractors.
Employment Costs
IC Class Factors
Independent Contractor (IC) classification factors include the following: Degree of control of worker; Provision of own tools; Financial risk in own business; Responsibility for hired workers; Chance for profit; Degree of integration into the client’s work flow; Intent of the parties; Written contract
Labor Leasing
Labour leasing agencies must comply with employment standards, and the use of temporary workers does not exempt companies from adhering to applicable laws.
Minimum Wage Requirements
The minimum wage is $15.65 as of April 1, 2025.
Medical Benefits
Each province manages medical benefits. There is no requirement for medical benefits, but employers must adhere to employment contract terms if provided.
Probationary Periods
The probationary period lasts for 6 months, during which no termination notice is required.
Termination Notice
The employer may choose to pay the employee the
wages the employee would have earned during the
applicable two or four week notice period instead of
providing a written notice.
Period of employment
(1) Less than 6 months No notice required
(2) More than 6 months, less than
five years – 2 weeks notice in writing, or
2 weeks pay
(3) 5 years or more – 4 weeks notice in writing, or
4 weeks pa
Severance
See the Termination Notice section
Pre-hire Checks
Pre-hire checks are permitted with consent and must be relevant to the job.
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