$365,750 fine, foreign worker ban overturned against N.B. lobster processor


In 2024, the federal government fined LeBreton & Sons Fisheries $365,750 and banned it from both the temporary foreign worker and international mobility programs for two years, citing a number of infractions around salaries, holidays, record-keeping and failing to provide a violence-free workplace.



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