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Information on employment standards that is industry specific. Information for agricultural employees, independent contractors, care providers, sitters, retail industry, restaurant industry and more.
Information on the Saskatchewan employment standards in the agricultural industry.
Information on employment standards for care providers, domestics and sitters including their roles, rights and responsibilities.
Information on what is defined as an independent contractor and when employment standard rules apply.
Information on the Saskatchewan employment standards in the restaurant and food services industry including information on breaks, weekly rest periods, and payroll deductions.
Information on the Saskatchewan employment standards in the retail industry including information on breaks, weekly rest periods, and payroll deductions.
Information on employers and employees that may not be covered under Part II of The Saskatchewan Employment Act including employers under federal jurisdictions and family businesses.
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