From left: Dwayne Sugg, team lead of human resources consulting and employee relations, Justice and Public Safety; Mona Duguay, regional director, north region, Justice and Public Safety; Robyn Forbes, labour relations negotiator, Finance and Treasury Board; Justice Minister Rob McKee; Finance and Treasury Board Minister René Legacy; Jennifer Oliver, CUPE Local 1840 president; Monica Doiron, CUPE Local 1840 first vice-president; Lorraine Urquhart, CUPE Local 1840 recording secretary; Brenda Renouf, CUPE Local 1840 regional vice-president; and Michelle Amon, CUPE national servicing representative.

New Brunswick court stenographers get $5 hourly raise over four years

by HR News Canada Staff August 20, 2025

written by HR News Canada Staff August 20, 2025

The New Brunswick government and the union representing more than 80 court stenographers have signed a new collective agreement that includes wage increases totaling $5 per hour over four years. The provincial government reached the deal with the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 1840, accord...

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