Employment Standards Reciprocity Order Regulations

c t EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS RECIPROCITY ORDER PLEASE NOTE This document, prepared by the Legislative Counsel Office, is an office consolidation of this regulation, current to June 21, 2014. It is intended for information and reference purposes only. This document is not the official version of these regulations. The regulations and the amendments printed in the Royal Gazette should be consulted on the Prince Edward Island Government web site to determine the authoritative text of these regulations. For more information concerning the history of these regulations, please see the Table of Regulations on the Prince Edward Island Government web site (www.princeedwardisland.ca). If you find any errors or omissions in this consolidation, please contact: Legislative Counsel Office Tel: (902) 368-4292 Email: legislation@gov.pe.ca Employment Standards Act Employment Standards Reciprocity Order Section 1 c EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT Chapter E-6.2 EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS RECIPROCITY ORDER Pursuant to section 42 of the Employment Standards Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. E-6.2, Council made the following order: 1. Reciprocating province- Nova Scotia (1) The Province of Nova Scotia is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Labour Standards Code of that province. Authority (2) The Director of Labour Standards of the Province of Nova Scotia is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC810/95) 2. Reciprocating province - Ontario (1) The Province of Ontario is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Labour Standards Code of that province. Authority (2) The Director of Employment Practices of the Province of Ontario is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC21/97) 3. Reciprocating province - British Columbia (1) The Province of British Columbia is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Labour Standards Code of that province. Authority (2) The Director of Labour Standards of the Province of British Columbia is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC21/97) c t Updated June 21, 2014 Page 3 Section 4 Employment Standards Act Employment Standards Reciprocity Order 4. Reciprocating province - New Brunswick (1) The Province of New Brunswick is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Employment Standards Act of that province. Authority (2) The Director of Employment Standards of the Province of New Brunswick is designated the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC199/97) 5. Reciprocating territory - Yukon (1) The Yukon Territory is declared to be a reciprocating territory for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Employment Standards Act of that territory. Authority (2) The Director of Employment Standards of the Yukon Territory is designated as the authority within that territory for the purposes of clause 42(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC669/02) 6. Reciprocating province — Newfoundland and Labrador (1) The Province of Newfoundland and Labrador is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Employment Standards Act of that province. Authority (2) The Director of Employment Standards of the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC188/03) 7. Reciprocating territories—Northwest Territories (1) The Northwest Territories are declared to be reciprocating territories for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Labour Standards Act of those territories. Authority (2) The Labour Standards Board of the Northwest Territories is designated as the authority within those territories for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC267/04) 8. Reciprocating province - Quebec (1) The Province of Quebec is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Act Respecting Labour Standards of that province. Authority (2) The Quebec Labour Standards Commission of the Province of Quebec is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC365/14) Page 4 Updated June 21, 2014 t c Employment Standards Act Employment Standards Reciprocity Order Section 9 9. Reciprocating province - Manitoba (1) The Province of Manitoba is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Employment Standards Code of that province. Authority (2) The Director of the Employment Standards Division of the Province of Manitoba is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC365/14) 10. Reciprocating province - Saskatchewan (1) The Province of Saskatchewan is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Labour Standards Act of that province. Authority (2) The Manager of Collections of the Province of Saskatchewan is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC365/14) 11. Reciprocating province - Alberta (1) The Province of Alberta is declared to be a reciprocating province for the purpose of the enforcement of orders made under the Employment Standards Code of that province. Authority (2) The Director of Employment Standards of the Province of Alberta is designated as the authority within that province for the purposes of clause 42(1)(b) of the Employment Standards Act. (EC365/14) c t Updated June 21, 2014 Page 5