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Living wage rates are calculated by local organizers and advocates, and are updated annually when possible. New rates are typically released by mid-November. Figures are dollars per hour, calculated using a 35 hour work week.
Use our Canada Salary Calculator to find out your take-home pay and how much tax (federal tax, provincial tax, CPP/QPP, EI premiums, QPIP) you owe.
A living wage is the hourly wage a worker needs to earn to cover their basic expenses and participate in their community. A living wage is not the same as the minimum wage, which is the legislated minimum all employers must pay and is set by the provincial government.
To find out your actual take-home pay, this annual salary calculator uses your hourly wage, total working hours, and location to find your annual after-tax income. This is known as your net income and it is how much you will take home every year.
Living Wage Reports. The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives calculates the living wage rates for many communities across Canada. The following reports use the Canadian Living Wage Framework methodology developed in 2008 in collaboration with academic and social policy experts and organizations that work with low-income families.
This calculator helps employers ensure all workers (including contracted workers) are paid a living wage when their non-mandatory benefit package is taken into account, including MSP premiums, extended health and dental, vacation, education and child care.
3 Οκτ 2024 · In this article, we'll review how living wages are calculated, compare living wages among Canada's 10 most popular cities, and clarify the differences between living wages and the minimum wage in Canada.
