Increases in the minimum wage are regulated by law, and therefore increases in the minimum wage are mandatory. Other wage increases are negotiated.
According to Statistics Canada the average weekly income (all industries) in Nova Scotia was $ 659,02 in 2006. The average hourly wage in Nova Scotia was $ 17,89 in January 2008. Average weekly earnings in Nova Scotia (2006) were $707,83 (StasCan). Average hourly wage in Nova Scotia was $17,89 (Jan. 08).
A garbage man can earn an hourly wage of around 20 US dollars in Nova Scotia. The average annual salary for such a position is between 70,000 and 100,000 US dollars.
$10.40 an hour is the minimum wage in Nova Scotia, $9.90 for inexperienced workers. This was last increased on 2014 April 1 and will increase yearly, next on 2015 April 1. "inexperienced employee" means an employee who has not been employed by his or her present or other employer for a total period of three calendar months to do the work for which the employee is employed, but it does not include a person in the employ of an employer for whom he or she has completed three calendar months of employment.
Minimum Wage has gone up to 8 dollars an hour in New York City. The states minimum wage will increases to $8.75 an hour on December 31 2014.
to get wage increases for their members.
Alberta $8.40 BC $8.00 Manitoba $8.50 New Brunswick $7.75 Newfoundland $8.00 NWT $8.25 Nova Scotia $8.10 Nunavut $10.00 Ontario $8.75 PEI $8.00 Quebec $8.50 Saskatchewan $8.60 Yukon $8.58
to get wage increases for their members.
When minimum wage increases for workers this affects the supply curve upwards for the company. This will mean that the cost goes up which pushes the curve to the left.
When the consumer price index increases
Laws that increase the minimum wage for workers
Around minimum wage or a little more plus tips from customers. You might even get tips from servers if it's mandatory or not mandatory.
Yes, Now a days Inflation rate is increases very fastly but the wage rate is increases as much they should increase. The cost of every thing is rises. So the raising the minimum wage is likely to cause a shortage of people willing to work.