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💰 MINIMUM WAGE vs. LIVING WAGE. Let's talk about it!
The new #NB Living Wage Report is out ➡️ sjhdc.ca/research-and-reports/, and it raises an important question:
"If we know what the living wage is, why aren't companies paying that amount instead of minimum wage?"
It's a fair question. And one employers should be prepared to answer!
Minimum wage is the legal requirement. Living wage reflects the actual cost of living in a particular region. While paying a living wage is a worthy goal, employers also need to consider affordability, internal pay equity, job responsibilities, market competitiveness and long-term sustainability.
🔥#HR Tip: Don't dismiss the question. Have the conversation!
Explain how compensation decisions are made, acknowledge the realities employees face, share what your organization is doing to improve compensation over time. But don't forget to connect the dots! Help employees understand the important role THEY play in achieving organizational goals, driving results and contributing to profitability. When the organization succeeds, it creates more opportunities to invest in the people who help make that success possible!
That said, if you're scared to have that conversation because you don't actually HAVE a compensation strategy, well, that's a whole other kettle of 🐠🐡🐟!
😬 If discussions around pay or the new Pay Transparency legislation freak you out, give us a call!
Questions like these? That's what #HR911 is for.
Need a compensation strategy? We can help with that, too!
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The Human Development Council's Research and Reports. Research includes Homelessness, Living Wages, Child Poverty Report Cards, Ward Profiles.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
😂😭 The struggle is absolutely real! #FridayFunny
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Who 💗s FREE stuff?!?!?!
💻 We came across this fantastic #FREE Mental Health Tool Kit from WorkAbility and wanted to share it with our network!
The toolkit includes resources like:
✅ Mental Health 101: Build your understanding of mental health in the workplace.
✅ #Onboarding Through a Mental Health Lens: Set employees up for success from Day 1.
✅ Accommodations & Disclosure: Learn how to better support employees navigating mental health challenges.
✅ Helpful Resources: Access mental health supports, organizations and additional learning materials.
Good #HR is about more than policies and procedures...it's about PEOPLE! ✨ #POP
💻 Explore the FREE #toolkit here: yesworkability.ca/tool-kit-access
And hey, if you're looking at all these great resources thinking, "This is awesome, but where the heck do I start?", reach out! 📩
Beverly Somers | Matt Carter | LMI Canada - Slight Edge Group | DisruptHR Moncton
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