Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard said that an essential worker who makes less than $500 a week in a full-time or part-time basis will have access to a wage subsidy announced Friday to help those still working to provide services, like a cashier at a supermarket or delivery driver. Asked whether this validates calls from service workers, both currently and prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, for a $15 an hour wage, Labour Minister Jean Boulet said the wage increase was a “temporary” benefit due to “extraordinary circumstances.”
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Coronavirus outbreak: Quebec wage increase for essential workers a ‘temporary benefit’
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