Ontario Living Wage Network
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Most in Ontario need at least $20 an hour for a living wage, study suggestsAgencies monitoring poverty across the province suggest the Ontario government will need to adjust minimum wage to allow for a decent standard of living for many.EconomyNov 6, 2023
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$19.05/hr. is the minimum a person needs to get by, says Ontario Living Wage NetworkEighteen employers in Kingston have been certified by the network as living wage employers.CanadaNov 18, 2022
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Waterloo Region certified as a living wage employerWaterloo Region says it has been certified as a living wage employer by the Ontario Living Wage Network, becoming the largest municipality in Ontario to do so.CanadaNov 16, 2022
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Living wage jumps to $19.05 an hour in Hamilton: Ontario Living Wage NetworkThe Ontario Living Wage Network has released its latest recommendation on what the province's minimum wage should be for Hamilton and area.EconomyNov 15, 2022
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Living wage rate in Hamilton climbs to $17.20 per hourThe Ontario Living Wage Network has calculated a new living wage for Hamilton of $17.20 per hour, up from an hourly rate of $16.45 two years ago.NewsNov 1, 2021
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Living wage now $4+ more than minimum wage in City of Kawartha LakesA family of four (two parents and two children) would need a household income of $74,000 to make basic ends meet in City of Kawartha Lakes.EconomyNov 13, 2018
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