Last month we reported that Canadian Millennials needed about $100,000 a year to be happy. This was based on a study conducted in the United States, so we assumed the results would be more or less the same in Canada. Well, we were way off. Not only do Canadian Millennials
What can a debt-ridden post-grad population with no prospect of stable living do to improve their financial standing in this cruel world? Ideally, travel back in time and get a more profitable degree. University Magazine recently published a list of the most valuable Bachelor degrees in Canada. The ranking is based on the
The days when salary was the only point of negotiation when accepting a job are long gone. Prospective employees are more concerned about work-life balance than loyalty — which means perks like financial and physical wellness programming, charitable matchmaking programs where employers support employee-directed causes, unlimited vacation days and the
The gap between the pay of average Canadian workers and Canadian CEOs is wider than ever. According to a recent study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Canada’s 100 highest-paid CEOs (earning $10.4 million on average) earned 209 times the average worker’s income ($49,738 on average) last year. Last year,
Saving a little money is a ubiquitous New Year’s resolution. For around 9 per cent of Ontario workers, that goal is now a little bit easier. Starting yesterday, January 1st, minimum wage in Ontario stands at $14 an hour. The increase is part of the province’s Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act,
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