Spotlight on a Living Wage Employer - ISC
Insight Specialty Consulting
ISC is a boutique consulting firm providing project management, real estate strategy, and management consulting services to the public and non-profit sectors.
Spotlight - Revive Washing
Revive Washing
The Living Wage Employer based in Surrey, BC provide exterior house washing to homes in the Lower Mainland. In the winter months, to ensure the team is employed all year round they also offer Christmas light installation.
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Proactive Hazmat
They are a full-service hazardous materials abatement contractor based in Langley BC. They have been a Living Wage Employer since 2017.
Caroline's story
"Earning a living wage allows me to be more independent."
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200 Living Wage Employers
Twenty more employers have now been certified as paying their staff and contracted workers a Living Wage.
This means that we will be ending the year with 200 certified Living Wage Employers!
Read moreOur impact this year
The past year at the Living Wage for Families Campaign has been an exciting one, full of change and growth at a time of flux and uncertainty.
We have produced an impact report that highlights our success this year and lays out our focus for the year ahead. Read the report.
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Savings on screen-printing for Living Wage Employers
Artee Screen Printing's discount for Living Wage Employers.
A Vancouver print-shop is offering savings on their services for other Living Wage Employers.
Read moreNew Living Wage Employers
Eleven employers across BC recently received certification as Living Wage Employers.
The newest Living Wage Employers are Aplus Cleaning, Artee Screen Printing, Aspire Professional Corporation, Cascadia Innovative Ventures, Community Futures Central Kootenay, Habitat for Humanity Mid-Vancouver Island, Hakai Energy Solutions, Jillian Harris Design, Para Space Landscaping, Squamish Nation and West Coast Building Restoration Inc.
Read moreLiving Wage Freeze for 2020
The Living Wage for Families Campaign has decided to freeze the living wage for 2020.
Read moreWhy the new minimum wage is still not a living wage
On Monday 1 June 2020, the minimum wage for workers across the province increased. However, there are still thousands of families in BC who are living below the poverty line because they are not earning a living wage.
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