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Ontario: Proposed Minimum Wage Increases November 10 2021
The Government of Ontario has introduced legislation that, if passed, would increase the general minimum wage from $14.35 to $15.00 per hour effective January 1, 2022.
In addition to the general minimum wage increase the following are proposed changes to special minimum wage rates:
- The liquor server’s minimum wage to increase from $12.55 to $15.00 per hour.
- The student minimum wage to increase from $13.50 to 14.10 per hour.
- Hunting and fishing guides currently have a minimum rate of $71.75 for working less than five consecutive hours in a day, and $143.55 for working five or more hours in a day. Their new proposed rate would be $75.00 for working less than five consecutive hours in a day, and $150.05 for working five or more hours in a day.
- Homeworkers wage to increase from $15.80 to $16.50 per hour.
Source: Government of Ontario
Ontario : Augmentations proposées du salaire minimum
Le gouvernement de l’Ontario a présenté un projet de loi qui, s’il est adopté, fera passer le salaire minimum général de 14,35 $ à 15 $ l’heure à compter du 1er janvier 2022.
En plus de l’augmentation du salaire minimum général, les changements suivants sont proposés aux taux de salaire minimum spéciaux :
- Le salaire minimum des serveurs de boissons alcoolisées qui passerait de 12,55 $ à 15 $ l’heure.
- Le salaire minimum des étudiants passe de 13,50 $ à 14,10 $ l’heure.
- Les guides de chasse et de pêche ont actuellement un taux minimum de 71,75 $ pour travailler moins de cinq heures consécutives dans une journée, et de 143,55 $ pour travailler cinq heures ou plus dans une journée. Le nouveau taux proposé serait de 75,00 $ pour un travail de moins de cinq heures consécutives par jour et de 150,05 $ pour un travail de cinq heures ou plus par jour.
- Le salaire des travailleurs à domicile doit passer de 15,80 $ à 16,50 $ l’heure.
Source : Gouvernement de l'Ontario
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