The Canadian Employment Standards is the Canada employment law that deals with the minimum employment standards within the private sector in Canada. These employment laws outline the federal, and individual provincial employment standards, as well as the territorial legislative provisions.
The Constitution Act, 1867, Sections 91 and 92, gave the provincial legislatures major jurisdiction over the following areas:
These Canadian Employment Standards, (Canada Employment Standards), varies for federal jurisdiction and the individual provinces.
Below are the provincial Employment Standards Act provisions for federal jurisdiction and for each of the provincial jurisdictions.
The information shared below is for informational purposes only. Should you intend applying any of these employment standards provisions, you should refer to the individual province's employment standards statutes. Also, for the interpretation of how these laws would apply to your organization, it is advisable to contact an employment lawyer or a labour relations consultant.
Federal Employment Standards
British Columbia Employment Standards
Alberta Employment Standards
Saskatchewan Employment Standards
Manitoba Employment Standards
Ontario Employment Standards
Québec Employment Standards
Newfoundland Employment Standards
New Brunswick Employment Standards
Prince Edward Island Employment Standards
Nova Scotia Employment Standards
Yukon Territory Employment Standards
Northwest Territory Employment Standards
Nunavut Territory Employment Standards
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