The Saskatchewan government is planning to gradually increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2024.The government says that figure is to increase to $13 an hour in October, then to $14 an hour by October 2023, and to $15 an hour by October 2024.
“We want to have a stable workforce in the province that is reasonably compensated. It moves the starting wage up to $15 [an hour] and people will continue to move up,” Morgan said Tuesday.
Sure sounds like an admission that captialism left to its own devices is unacceptable, even to a conservative government.
Time for the class war to restart as a two sided affair rather than as a one sided sabotage Living wages pegged to productivity, dignity at work and social mobility Mass mobilization, general strikes and direct action ftw Kick them in the capitalism until they beg for mercy
Should be earlier.
Slightly better than nothing.
Why not now?
people need it now not in 2 years
Canada's got it goin' on...and this is under a conservative government.
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