Highlight of the Week: Clean Start Property Services
As a new way of showcasing the phenomenal work our Certified Living Wage Employers have done, we want to start highlighting our employers, weekly, on our social media pages.
CleanStart Property Services is a Vancouver based social enterprise that’s goals are to provide comprehensive property services such Junk Removal, Hoarding Cleanup, Sharps Removal, Pest Control, and Sanitization Services all while offering employment opportunities to those who need it.
Read moreThe North Shore Restorative Justice Society
The North Shore Restorative Justice Society has become a certified Living Wage Employer!
The North Shore Restorative Justice Society (NSRJ) has committed to pay their staff and contracted workers a living wage by certifying as Living Wage Employer. We're so glad to welcome them into the Living Wage Family! Find out more about NSRJ here.
Read moreHabetin Homes Ltd.
Habetin Homes Ltd. has become a certified Living Wage Employer!
Habetin Homes Ltd. has committed to pay their staff and contracted workers a living wage by certifying as Living Wage Employer.
Read moreEntre Nous Femmes Housing Society
Entre Nous Femmes Housing Society has become a certified Living Wage Employer!
Entre Nous Femmes Housing Society has committed to pay their staff and contracted workers a living wage by certifying as Living Wage Employer.
Read moreStatement on City of Vancouver's decision to withdraw as Living Wage Employer
Our response to the City of Vancouver dropping their commitment to Living Wage, Anastasia French, Provincial Manager of Living Wage for Families BC said:
“It is incredibly disappointing that the City of Vancouver have dropped its commitment to paying their staff and contracted workers the Living Wage. It’s vital that anyone working on behalf of the City of Vancouver can afford to live in Vancouver.
Read moreCity of Vancouver
In response to reports that the City of Vancouver are evaluating their commitment to Living Wage, Anastasia French, Provincial Manager of Living Wage for Families BC said:
Sunshine Coast Living Wage
Inflation, soaring living costs cause large increase in the living wage on the Sunshine Coast
The living wage has gone up to $24.30 an hour on the Sunshine Coast, a significant increase over the 2021 rate of $19.79, the most recent living wage update shows.
Read moreFebruary 2023 update
Workers across BC getting much needed pay boost thanks to Living Wage employers!
Over 100 employers, including municipalities, small businesses and non-profits across BC have committed to pay their staff and contracted workers the new living wage by recertifying as Living Wage employers. Thanks to their leadership, more than 500 workers have already received a pay increase this year.
Read moreTectonic Architecture
Tectonic Architecture has become a certified Living Wage Employer!
Tectonic Architecture has committed to pay their staff and contracted workers a living wage by certifying as Living Wage Employer.
Read moreMcCuaig & Associates Engineering Ltd.
McCuaig & Associates Engineering Ltd. has become a certified Living Wage Employer.
McCuaig & Associates Engineering Ltd. has committed to pay their staff and contracted workers a living wage by certifying as Living Wage Employer.
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