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.
507 matching statutes
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act creates the Adult Abuse Registry, sets up a committee and registrar, and controls how reports are reviewed, names are entered or removed, and registry information is kept confidential.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act generally requires people doing electrical work in Manitoba to have proper authority, and it also regulates permits, inspections, approved equipment, and penalties.
Canada — Manitoba
3 provisions
This Act sets up CPA Manitoba’s governance, registration, by-law, and permit system, and limits who may use protected CPA-related names and provide public accounting services.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act continues the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology, sets up its board and governance, and gives the board and Institute powers and duties for education, budgeting, reporting, and administration.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets registration, advertising, fee, refund, recordkeeping, reporting, security, and penalty rules for private vocational institutions.
Canada — Manitoba
2 provisions
This Part gives victims rights to information, confidentiality, consultation, complaint handling, and some work-leave and compensation-related processes.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets out occupiers’ liability rules: occupiers must take reasonable care to keep people and property reasonably safe on premises, with several exceptions and special rules.
Canada — Manitoba
7 provisions
This part sets up Manitoba land titles administration, defines key terms, and gives service providers, registrars, and the Registrar-General specific powers and duties.
Canada — Manitoba
2 provisions
The Act continues the Lands Branch and gives the minister control over Crown lands, including sales, leases, permits, registration, and enforcement.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act creates the Manitoba Film and Sound Recording Development Corporation and sets out how it is governed, funded, audited, and reported on.
Canada — Manitoba
3 provisions
This Act gives people a right to request access to public-body records, but it also sets privacy exceptions, response deadlines, and procedures public bodies must follow.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act lets certain debts and wages be garnished, sets wage exemptions, and gives special rules for support orders, pension benefits, fines, and extra-provincial garnishing orders.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets out how a site assessment for a large-scale conditional use livestock operation is prepared, posted, commented on, circulated, and reported.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation defines the industrial electrician trade, applies the general apprenticeship regulation unless inconsistent, sets journeyperson criteria, makes the trade compulsory, sets apprenticeship training and wage rules, and repeals the old regulation.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets court-security screening rules, who may possess weapons or enter restricted zones, and how seized items are kept, returned, or forfeited.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act makes it an offence to enter or stay on certain lands or premises without permission, subject to listed exceptions.
Canada — Manitoba
3 provisions
This regulation sets licensing, staffing, space, supervision, record-keeping, and health-and-safety rules for child care centres and homes.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for victim compensation, surcharges, appeals, document service, and payment limits.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets manure applicator licensing rules, including applications, training, insurance, recordkeeping, supervision, appeals, and licence suspension or cancellation.
Canada — Manitoba
2 provisions
This part of the Act sets out definitions and core rules for registering, equipping, and operating off-road vehicles, including limits on age, helmets, seat belts, cannabis, road use, and compliance with peace officer directions.