B.C. minimum wage increases by 45 cents per hour starting June 1
- The British Columbia government says the province's lowest-paid workers are getting a wage boost to keep pace with inflation.
- The minimum wage will increase from $17.40 to $17.85 per hour starting in June, a 2.6% increase.
- The changes align with government priorities to help lift more people out of poverty, make life more affordable, and build a strong and fair economy for B.C.
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B.C. minimum wage increases by 45 cents per hour starting June 1
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How employers respond to minimum wage increases
In yesterday’s post, I made reference to this 2021 article by Jeffrey Clemens (University of California at San Diego), published in the Journal of Economic Perspectives (open access). Clemens puts forward an interesting perspective on the debate about the observed employment impacts of the minimum wage (or lack thereof):…I contend that controversies over the economics of minimum wages… […]
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