Techinically, no, assuming your working in Ontario (laws may differ province to province.) Your current "contract" with the organization pays you an hourly wage, in order to 'modify' your current pay structure, the company needs to provide you notice of these changes. They are allowed to pay you however they like, as long as they provide sufficient notice according to the Employment Standards Act. If they do not not provide the notice, that is consifered Construcive Dismissal (Forcing you to quit) and you can sue for damages. The notice is to give you time to consider accepting the new offer from the compeny, if you do not approve after the notice period, you have the right to quit without penaly.
No, not usually. But, it is at the disgression of your employer.
As long as the employer properly applies federal wage rules to deciding whether you are overtime eligible, it can change you from salaried to hourly. The employer can reduce your pay rate, but you need not stay. Quit without giving notice.
Neither; A flat rate mechanic is considered "piece work" or "contract work".
What is the hourly rate for mechanical engineer
Piece Rate
The hourly rate for a bookkeeper will depend on the employer and the experience of the bookkeeper. A smaller firm might pay only a little above minimum wage for an entry level bookkeeper. A larger firm might pay $12 an hour or more to an experienced bookkeeper.
The hourly rate is $15.38. $32,000 / 2080 = $15.38.
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What is the average hourly rate for a landscape contractor-Licensed and insured
Most jobs charge people on an hourly rate. The few jobs that do not offer hourly rates are based on commissions, but even these offer a base hourly salary rate.
Working for a clothing maker- I sew the hip pockets on jeans. I am paid a set amount for each pocket (piece) that I sew on. I do not have an hourly rate of pay.
The hourly rate for case management depends on who the person is,the location of the case, their experience and their education. The hourly rate can be $19 to $38 depending on those listed factors.