It was a "torture chamber" but she stayed in it for the required 6 years to get her pension.
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#1603
Posted 27 February 2023 - 04:13 PM
BC might want to take notes, so we too can get back to things like having family doctors and sufficient clinic staffing and operating resources, better roads and transit, and less pressure on income taxes.
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#1604
Posted 27 February 2023 - 04:14 PM
BC rejected royalties when they voted in the NDP / Green crapolition.
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#1605
Posted 07 March 2023 - 08:24 PM
The province introduces new legislation regarding posting of pay rates for businesses in an effort to close the wage gap.
https://globalnews.c...gender-pay-gap/
They just can't stop making things easier and more affordable for businesses, can they. I'm still steamed about the EHT.
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#1606
Posted 07 March 2023 - 10:05 PM
#1607
Posted 08 March 2023 - 06:25 AM
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#1609
Posted 08 March 2023 - 07:41 AM
They just can't stop making things easier and more affordable for businesses, can they. I'm still steamed about the EHT.
No explanation on how any of these new measures will close the pay gap! Of course businesses, like landlords, are evil though and only the NDP can decide what people should be paid and under what conditions of work they should be allowed to be employed.
What bugs me most about the EHT is that companies that hire remote employees in BC pay nothing towards the EHT as they are not resident here forcing local employers to pick up the tab.
#1610
Posted 08 March 2023 - 07:48 AM
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#1611
Posted 08 March 2023 - 08:36 AM
Oh yes make business more affordable by using women as cheap labor.
I'm pretty sure that part isn't what Matt is steamed about. It's the requirement to do another reporting thingy for his business.
#1612
Posted 08 March 2023 - 08:38 AM
What bugs me most about the EHT is that companies that hire remote employees in BC pay nothing towards the EHT as they are not resident here forcing local employers to pick up the tab.
But that makes sense. There is no tab if they aren't resident here.
#1613
Posted 08 March 2023 - 09:45 AM
But that makes sense. There is no tab if they aren't resident here.
The companies aren't resident, the remote employees are. The costs for those employees now just gets pushed to local (ie BC resident) companies.
It also irks me that some remote employees asked to get paid in crypto so they don't have to (because they think the Feds can't track it) declare the income and pay taxes on it.
Edited by spanky123, 08 March 2023 - 09:46 AM.
#1614
Posted 08 March 2023 - 09:46 AM
Oh, the other way around. Hmm. Sounds like a gap to address.
#1615
Posted 08 March 2023 - 11:59 AM
I'm pretty sure that part isn't what Matt is steamed about. It's the requirement to do another reporting thingy for his business.
Oh no, we don’t have 300 employees so this won’t bother me for years to come, if ever. What steams me is that the province only gives us one eht deduction even though our corps are totally separate. We are forced to combine both payrolls for eht purposes.
#1616
Posted 08 March 2023 - 01:00 PM
I'm not talking about EHT. I'm talking about the new job posting requirements and coming requirement to report on wage gaps.
You know. the article you posted...
Edited by lanforod, 08 March 2023 - 01:00 PM.
#1617
Posted 08 March 2023 - 01:16 PM
I'm not talking about EHT. I'm talking about the new job posting requirements and coming requirement to report on wage gaps.
You know. the article you posted...
Yes, the one where I said I’m still steamed about the eht?
#1618
Posted 08 March 2023 - 02:10 PM
The new wage reporting will eventually cover all businesses, it is only starting with the largest.
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#1620
Posted 08 March 2023 - 04:07 PM
The new wage reporting will eventually cover all businesses, it is only starting with the largest.
omg seriously? does the NDP strategy cancel elections once the business community has disappeared?
I mean, why bother... they're going to prescribe literally everything. And, elections seem inefficient. The local farm team, the preschool group vying for attention from the CoV council table don't REALLY want democracy.
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