Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
307 matching statutes
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act requires certain nominees, officials, and employees to file written disclosures, sets filing deadlines, limits access to some disclosures, and creates an offence and fine for non-compliance.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for public service labour relations, including union certification, bargaining, strikes, lockouts, technological change notices, reporting, and penalties for non-compliance.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act creates a Debtor Assistance director, gives the minister and director powers to staff the office and help investigate debtor matters, and requires the director to file an annual report.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This Act sets fire-safety duties, inspection and evacuation powers, reporting rules, and penalties.
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
This Part sets rules for attaching debts and wages, including exemptions, variation requests, government/public servant garnishment, and penalties for employers who retaliate against employees because of a garnishing order.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This regulation lists many provincial sales tax exemptions for specific services, accommodation, legal services, and telecommunications, and it also sets evidence-collection rules for some exemption claims.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This part creates and governs British Columbia Transit, its powers, its commissioners and directors, and the rules for transit service areas, taxes, borrowing, and reporting.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This provision defines which deductions, tax credits, and premiums count when calculating "net income loss" under section 95 of the Act.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This Act sets up a Director of Maintenance Enforcement and gives that office powers to collect and enforce filed maintenance orders.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This part sets British Columbia energy objectives, gives the authority duties and prohibitions around electricity supply, smart meters, heritage assets, and financing programs, and transfers the transmission corporation’s property, obligations, and employees to the authority.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council order surplus electricity and development power rates for eligible businesses, and requires the administrator to assess applications and keep application information confidential.
Canada — British Columbia
5 provisions
This provision defines key terms and sets out emergency-management powers, duties, reporting, publication, agreement, and coordination rules for the minister, provincial administrator, local authorities, and related bodies.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This regulation sets definitions and rules for emergency management planning, disclosures, notices, and local-authority consultation.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This part establishes the college and its governance, sets registration and title-use rules for social workers, and creates complaint, inspection, inquiry, and discipline processes.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act sets up a judicial compensation commission, directs how judges’ and judicial justices’ pay and pension-related benefits are determined, and assigns reporting, approval, and payment duties to the minister, chief judge, board, Legislative Assembly, and government.
Canada — British Columbia
5 provisions
This regulation sets definitions, vehicle insurance coverage, certificate rules, premium adjustments, and related corporation powers and payment obligations.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This part sets up whistleblowing procedures, privacy rules, investigation powers, reprisal protections, reporting duties, and offences for the Public Interest Disclosure Act.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act sets up bargaining rules for community social services, including CSSEA’s role, bargaining units, union association rules, and limits on collective agreements.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Part requires the corporation to pay accident benefits and sets claim deadlines, evidence requirements, payment timing, and limits on some benefits.
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
The Act sets rules for registering corporations and IB specialists, and limits new registrations after September 11, 2017.