Minimum wage is finally getting a huge boost in Ontario. Today, Kathleen Wynne announced a slew of proposed changes to the province's labour law.
This includes plans to bump minimum wage to $15. By January 1, 2018, it'll rise to $14 per hour, with a $1 increase coming the following year on January 1, 2019.
Ontario minimum wage is going up to $14 by Jan 2018 and to $15 by Jan 2019!? 🇨🇦😱
— linla ✨ (@hellobipolar) May 30, 2017
In Ontario, minimum wage is currently $11.40 per hour. That makes this one of the most significant increases to the total in the province's history.
$15 an hour for minimum wage. Everything in Toronto is gonna raise in pricing. I'm not ready
— Rico Tucker (@ricospeczz) May 30, 2017
Other changes include: minimum three weeks vacation for anyone who's been with the same employer for five years; 10 personal emergency days for all workers, including two that are paid; and equal pay for part-time employees doing the same work as full-timers.
by Amy Grief via blogTO
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