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Most provincially regulated New Brunswick workplaces — A statement must be furnished no later than the time wages are paid.
This page summarizes the general New Brunswick rule set used in the PayStubCheck Canada research layer. It is designed to help visitors quickly understand the baseline statement requirement, then move into the full database or the Canadian generator with the right jurisdiction in mind.
Most provincially regulated New Brunswick workplaces — A statement must be furnished no later than the time wages are paid.
Electronic delivery is permitted only if the employee has confidential workplace access and a means to make a paper copy.
Employment records must generally be kept in the province for at least 36 months after the work or service.
Employment Standards Act, ss. 36 and 60
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Keep the province-location rule attached to retention; it is not merely a duration rule.