Canada — Yukon
2008-0012
7 provisions
This Act sets up Yukon workers’ compensation, including coverage, compensation, and the board’s powers.
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525 matching statutes
Canada — Yukon
7 provisions
This Act sets up Yukon workers’ compensation, including coverage, compensation, and the board’s powers.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This order approves attached minimum wage regulations for certain workers and sets rules for piece work, taxi drivers, and board or living-quarter deductions.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
The Commissioner in Executive Council orders that the funds listed in Schedule A be transferred from the Employment Standards Act Suspense Account to the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
Canada — Yukon
6 provisions
This part of the Act sets out workers’ compensation coverage, claim steps, and employer/worker reporting duties.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This Act makes a series of textual amendments to several Yukon statutes.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This regulation exempts certain kinds of workers from parts of the Employment Standards Act, including guides, outfitters, some mineral exploration workers, watchmen or caretakers in some cases, farm workers, domestics, sitters, and some trainees.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
The order sets Yukon’s minimum hourly wage at $15.20 from August 1, 2021, and requires annual increases tied to Whitehorse’s Consumer Price Index starting April 1, 2022.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
If an employer applies for coverage and the Board accepts the application, the Board must treat the employer as a worker.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
If the board finds an employer did not comply with subsection 40(1), the employer may face a monetary penalty equal to the cash value of the injured worker’s loss of earnings benefits for the non-compliance period.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
The order says the wages listed in Schedule A are forfeited to the Yukon government and transferred to the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
Part 2 of the Employment Standards Act does not apply to certain City of Whitehorse firefighters covered by a specific collective agreement.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This regulation declares Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan to be reciprocating jurisdictions and designates named employment standards directors as enforcement authorities for those provinces.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
Contractors who are employers and have certain public-work contracts must post and keep posted a copy of the Fair Wage Schedule at the work site.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This regulation requires employers and certain payors to withhold prescribed amounts from specified payments and remit them to the Receiver General of Canada.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
The order says the wages listed in Schedule A are forfeited and transferred to the Yukon’s Consolidated Revenue Fund.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This Act amends Yukon’s Employment Standards Act, including new unpaid leave rules for employees caring for a critically ill child or dealing with a child’s death or disappearance.
Canada — Yukon
2 provisions
This regulation sets workplace rules for hazardous products, including labels, safety data sheets, worker education and training, and safe handling procedures.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This amendment adds a new unpaid leave entitlement for employees caring for a critically ill adult, and requires written notice and a supporting certificate.
Canada — Yukon
2 provisions
This regulation sets rules for engineering membership, permits, seals, discipline, and the duties of members in Yukon.
Canada — Yukon
1 provisions
This Act amends Yukon employment standards to add leave for domestic or sexualized violence, with some paid and unpaid leave, notice rules, and confidentiality requirements.