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Workers’ compensation has to work for employers too!

CFIB makes its submission to the Statutory Review of WHSCC, with a focus on improving customer service, lowering rates and a better accuracy in rate category classification.
 

Business optimism in Newfoundland and Labrador amongst the highest in the country

Business optimism in Newfoundland and Labrador remains significantly above the national average. However, the province’s Business Barometer index has dropped almost a full point in May to 68.3. Half of respondents cite that their business performance is good and roughly 40 per cent plan on adding full-time staff in the coming months.
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Labour shortages mean Atlantic Region should brace for a change

A recent boom in economic growth has caused labour and housing shortages in Labrador city and the surrounding areas. Although we welcome the growth in Altantic Canada, we have to ask: Are we really ready for it?

Small Business gives the provincial budget a grade of “C”

Overall, we’ve given the provincial budget a grade of “C”. Government is projecting a deficit of $563 million for 2013-14 but has vowed to return to surplus by 2015-16. In its Budget 2013, the provincial government touched on several of your priorities.

CFIB meets with Minister Nick McGrath on red tape and workers’ compensation

CFIB was eager to present its members’ views to Minister Nick McGrath and Mr. Ralph Tucker, Chair of the WHSCC. The Minister agreed both files are of great importance and was very receptive to member views.
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