Ce que les gens pensent de #livingwage en États-Unis | Synlie

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I support the federal minimum wage hike to 18.15, but only those who truly deserve it, not the undeserving lazy scum!

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We must fight for a living wage that truly lifts people out of poverty, not just in Canada but globally!

We must fight for a living wage that truly lifts people out of poverty, not just in Canada but globally! - Slide 1

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We must fight for a living wage, not just in Canada but globally, for every worker!

We must fight for a living wage, not just in Canada but globally, for every worker! - Slide 1

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Ottawa has recently increased the federal minimum wage to 18.15 per hour. This move aims to provide a living wage for millions of workers across the country. However, the debate rages on about who truly deserves this raise and who should be left behind.

The new federal minimum wage in Canada, set to take effect on April 1, officially confirms a significant increase aimed at improving the lives of low-income workers. This move is seen as a step towards ensuring workers earn a wage that can support a basic standard of living.

The new Canada minimum wage of $15.50 per hour officially took effect on April 1, 2023. This move aims to provide a fair living wage for workers across the country, but activists argue it's just a start in the fight for equitable pay.

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