There’s some good news for your local barista. As of Saturday, the minimum wage in Ontario will rise to $11.40 per hour. The increase raises the minimum wage from $11.25 and is the third consecutive annual increase. The minimum wage for liquor servers rises from $9.80 per hour to $9.90
Not many people need reminding that 2015 was a bad year financially. And while 2016 hasn’t kicked off any better, a few of us can at least expect a little extra money in our pocket come fall. The Ontario Government has announced that the province’s minimum wage will increase from
Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and Newfoundland and Labrador kicked October off on a generous note, as each province increased their minimum wage effective today. If only marginally. Alberta will see the biggest raise as minimum wage increases $1 from $10.20 to $11.20. Saskatchewan ($10.50) and Manitoba ($11) are each adding 30 cents
The appeal of working a minimum wage fast food job is about increase a little – if only monetarily. Yesterday, it was announced that New York State will gradually raise the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $15 an hour. It marks the first time any state has set the
Alberta’s $10.20/hour minimum wage is the lowest country – but in just three years, it will become Canada’s highest, increasing by an unprecedented 50% to $15/hour. The NDP had previously argued for a federal wage increase and will now have a chance to implement it on a provincial level after claiming majority power in Alberta earlier this month.
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