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- PLEIS-NB • Public Legal Education and Information Service of New . . .
Teachers have the right to be treated with respect and to work in an environment free from harassment and abuse New Brunswick’s teaching staff are increasingly reporting incidents of inappropriate behaviour from students, parents and other adults
- AGREEMENT - Government of New Brunswick
6 01 This agreement applies to and is binding on the Federation and teachers employed by written contract in accordance with Article 42 in any school in New Brunswick under the jurisdiction of the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, the Employer and its representatives
- Collective Agreement 2021-2026 – NBTF-FENB
Collective Agreement 2021-2026 October 28, 2024 Collective Agreement Collective Agreement 2021 - 2026 Previous Teachers’ Rights to Work in a Healthy and Safe Environment Next NBTF Group Insurance Trustees Newsletter – February 2025
- Legal Information - NBTA - New Brunswick Teachers Association
In today’s dynamic landscape, teachers and school administrators must understand legal issues in education and how they connect to their professional roles and responsibilities Learn more about the NBTA’s legal assistance services for members
- Education Act, SNB 1997, c E-1. 12 - CanLII
“international pupil” means a person who is lawfully admitted to Canada for the purpose of attending school in New Brunswick, but does not include a recruited international pupil or any person entitled to free school privileges under this Act or the regulations; (élève international)
- Bill 46 - Education Act - legnb. ca
BILL 46 Education Act His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, enacts as follows: PART 1 INTERPRETATION Purpose 1 The purpose of this Act is to recognize (a) that the school system is founded on the principles of free public education, linguistic duality and the inclusion of all students, and
- PLEIS teachers - legal-info-legale. nb. ca
TEACHERS’ RIGHTS Dealing with Harassment by Students, Parents and other Adults Public Legal Education and Information Service of New Brunswick Introduction Teachers have the right to be treated with respect and to work in an environment free from harassment and abuse
- Professional Conduct and Standards - NBTA - New Brunswick Teachers . . .
Teachers support NBTA and the New Brunswick Teachers’ Federation (NBTF) in promoting the interests of teachers Teachers respect the authority of the School District in the management of schools Teachers avoid all conflicts of interest that arise from, or that might impair their employment
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