B.C.’s minimum wage to rise in September

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Just announced – BC’s minimum wage to increase 20 cents in September.

B.C.’s minimum wage will jump by 20 cents to $10.45 in September and future raises will be tied to increases in the Consumer Price Index, Jobs Minister Shirley Bond announced today.

Read the article: B.C.’s minimum wage to rise in September

Source: Times Colonist

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