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Nova Scotia revisiting temporary paid sick leave program - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia revisiting temporary paid sick leave program

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says his government is revisiting the temporary provincial paid sick leave program in light of the jump in COVID-19 cases in the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Province Accepts Minimum Wage Recommendations - Vimarsana News

Province Accepts Minimum Wage Recommendations

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Minimum Wage Review Committee Submits Annual Review - Vimarsana News

Minimum Wage Review Committee Submits Annual Review

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Should employers provide workers time off to get COVID-19 vaccine? - Vimarsana News

Should employers provide workers time off to get COVID-19 vaccine?

The question of whether employees get paid time to get vaccinated -- and whether employers can mandate vaccination -- doesn't have a simple answer.

Nova Scotia to bump up minimum wage to $12.95 an hour - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia to bump up minimum wage to $12.95 an hour

Nova Scotia to bump up minimum wage to $12.95 an hour Minimum wage in Nova Scotia will rise 40 cents to $12.95 an hour starting April 1, but coming to a decision on the size of that increase was fraught with difficulty. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 26, 2021 1:39 PM AT | Last Updated: January 26 Minimum wage in Nova Scotia will go up by 40 cents an hour as of April 1. (CBC) Minimum wage in Nova Scotia will rise 40 cents to $12.95 an hour starting April 1, the province announced Tuesday, but coming to a decision on the size of that increase was fraught with difficulty. The prov...

Source: cbc.ca