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Minimum Wage In Ontario Will Go Up This Fall & Here's Everything You Need To Know

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Ontario's minimum wage will go up on October 1, 2023, by 6.8 per cent. The new rate of $16.55 per hour will equal out to an extra $2,200 annually for a worker who makes minimum wage and works 40 hours per week. This move is almost exactly in line with the recent increase to the federal minimum wage in Canada.

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The Toronto Star

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

Ontario’s general minimum wage will see an increase tied to the rate of inflation on Oct. 1, though advocates say this is still far below a livable wage.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Hamilton Spectator

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

This fall, Ontario’s minimum wage will increase from the current $15.50 per hour to $16.55 — a 6.8 per cent boost.The annual change on Oct. 1 corresponds with the rate of inflation in accordance with 2014 legislation introduced by the former Liberal Kathleen Wynne government.More minimum wage increases coming in OctoberThis fall, the student minimum wage will also rise from $14.60 an hour to $15.60. The rate applies to people under 18 who work 2…

1 year ago·Hamilton, Canada

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The Record

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

1 year ago·Waterloo, Canada

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Narcity

Minimum Wage In Ontario Will Go Up This Fall & Here's Everything You Need To Know

The minimum wage in Ontario is set to increase this fall and at a time when the cost of living in Canada has become a major concern for many families, the minimum wage increase is set to match the pace of inflation. Ontario's minimum wage will go up on October 1, 2023, by 6.8 per cent from the previous rate of $15.50 per hour.

1 year ago·Canada

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NOW Magazine

Ontario’s minimum wage is increasing to over $16 this fall - NOW Toronto

Ontario’s minimum wage is going up to $16.55 an hour as of October 1. The increase is a 6.8 per cent raise from the current rate of $15.50.

1 year ago·Canada

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Minimum Wage In Ontario Will Go Up This Fall & Here's Everything You Need To Know

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Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

Ontario’s minimum wage will increase this fall. Here’s what it means for workers

Minimum Wage In Ontario Will Go Up This Fall & Here's Everything You Need To Know

Minimum Wage In Ontario Will Go Up This Fall & Here's Everything You Need To Know

Ontario’s minimum wage is increasing to over $16 this fall - NOW Toronto

Ontario’s minimum wage is increasing to over $16 this fall - NOW Toronto

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