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NOC 95107 · New Brunswick

LMIA employers for Labourers in fish and seafood processing in New Brunswick

15 employers · 284 approved positions · 2021Q2 to 2026Q1

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EmployerLocationPositionsLatest
Baie Ste Anne Seafoods (2014) Inc.Low WageEscuminac, NB562026Q1
NOCA Canadian Seafood Buyer, Inc.Low WageGrande-Digue, NB502026Q1
Petit-Cap Fisheries Ltd.Low WagePetit-Cap, NB182026Q1
Duguay Fish Packers LtdLow WageCap-Pele, NB162026Q1
Connors Bros. Division of Clover Leaf Seafoods Corp.Low WageBlacks Harbour, NB152026Q1
Thaddee & Alverie Fisheries LtdLow WagePetit-Cap, NB112026Q1
Gaudet & Ouellette LtdLow WageCap-Pele, NB52026Q1
Thankful Too SeafoodLow WageAlma, NB42025Q4
Adrice Cormier Ltd.Low WageCap-Pele, NB72025Q3
Deep Harbour Lobster Seafood Ltd.Low WageDipper Harbour, NB332025Q2
Fundy Island Lobster Ltd.Low WageWilsons Beach, NB122025Q2
Gaudet & Ouellette LtdLow WageCap-Pele, NB82025Q2
Cape Bald Packers LtdLow WageCap-Pelé, NB332025Q1
Captain Dan's Inc.Low WageRichibouctou-Village, NB102024Q4
Pêcheries Bas-Caraquet Fisheries Inc.Low WageBas-Caraquet, NB62024Q4

Showing the 15 employers with the most recent positive LMIAs for this job in New Brunswick. Search by occupation, city and stream.

Cities with the most labourers in fish and seafood processing approvals in New Brunswick

Escuminac (NB)Grande-Digue (NB)Cap-Pele (NB)Dipper Harbour (NB)Cap-Pelé (NB)Petit-Cap (NB)Blacks Harbour (NB)Wilsons Beach (NB)Richibouctou-Village (NB)Bas-Caraquet (NB)Alma (NB)

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