The number cited applies only to federally regular industries.
The minimum wage for most workers is set by the province or territory and ranges from $15.00 to $19.00 (the $19.00 rate is in Nunavut, where the cost of living is very high)
All those many years (42) ago when I had the opportunity to consider a move from UK to Bellevue for employment with a software company (yes that one) and I thought hard about it.
Through the agency, I asked about the benefits such as holidays and healthcare.
I didn't proceed any further.
And Canada looks backward compared to many countries, being a common law nation it has many of the same problems that the United States does, just not as severely…
But when compared to the United States, Americans should be ashamed and outraged at the elite who mislead them
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The number cited applies only to federally regular industries.
The minimum wage for most workers is set by the province or territory and ranges from $15.00 to $19.00 (the $19.00 rate is in Nunavut, where the cost of living is very high)
Through the agency, I asked about the benefits such as holidays and healthcare.
I didn't proceed any further.
Can: zero
US: hundreds and rising
But when compared to the United States, Americans should be ashamed and outraged at the elite who mislead them