The most recent increase to the minimum wage rate of $0.60 occurred on April 1, 2024.
The minimum wage in NL is going up by 40 cents an hour effective April 1st to make the wage $16 an hour .The minimum overtime wage rate will increase to $24.00. This annual increase is required under the Labour Standards Regulations and is based on the percentage change in the National Consumer Price Index. The most recent increase to the minimum wage rate of $0.60 occurred on April 1, 2024.
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Bay St. George RCMP looking to arrest 54-year-old Paul Torraville
Torraville is wanted for assault, assault by choking, and four counts of failure to comply with a release order.
Crews find oily mixture and water in the engine room and some cargo holds of the MSC Baltic III
A deformation in the hull of the MSC Baltic III has also been observed.
Corner Brook Kinsmen ready for this evening's Winter Carnival opening at the park
Long time Kinsman Donnie Hutchings says at tonight’s party in the park there will be food and a warm drink for everyone as they will be serving hot dogs and hot chocolate.
Last day to register for the Leifling contest which takes place this Sunday at J.J.Curling school
One lucky boy or girl gets to spend time with Leif the Lucky during the ten days of Corner Brook Winter Carnival fun
Government invests marketing money in a NL company making no-sugar-added oat bars and snacks
Industry Minister Andrew Parsons says the money is to assist the Oat Company with its export development strategy. He says the Oat Company has been manufacturing and selling oat-based energy bars and snacks since 2019.
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