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The New Brunswick Federation of Labour

Together for a Better New Brunswick

The labour movement is at a crossroads. We are facing unprecedented attacks on our rights to free collective bargaining, to fair wages and working condition. I look forward to working with trade unionists to push back against these attacks and to build a stronger and united labour movement.

Together we will make a difference!

Daniel Légère

President, New Brunswick Federation of Labour

News

2024 Day of Mourning: Safe Work Now!

2024 Day of Mourning: Safe Work Now!

As part of The National Day of Mourning, marked annually across Canada on April 28, workers, families, labour unions and communities are honouring and remembering workers who have lost their lives to a workplace injury or illness. This year’s theme is Safe Work Now!...

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Day of Mourning Ceremonies

Day of Mourning Ceremonies

Bathurst & District Labour CouncilSunday April 28 at 11:00 a.m.Day of Mourning Monument near Sacred Heart Cathedral, Douglas ave.For more information, contact Serge Plourde at (506) 252-6331 Edmundston & District Labour CounciSunday April 28 at 11:00 a.m.Park...

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“Ensuring that our youth of today have an understanding of the importance of unions, is just one of the topics we cover at the NBFL Blair Doucet Youth Summer Camp every year. Helping build a strong, well informed future generation.”
Paula Doucet

President, New Brunswick Nurses Union

“All workers deserve to be treated fairly with respect and dignity. Workers deserve to make a decent living, have good health benefits and retirement security. Healthy and happy workers make for healthy and vibrant communities. That’s why it’s important to be affiliated with the NBFL, our central labour body. Together we will make a difference!”

Stephen Drost

President, Canadian Union of Public Employees NB

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