exactly.AirFrame wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 7:37 amBecause it's comparing apples and oranges. You're comparing someone working full time, at 40 hours per week, to someone working part time, 75 hours per month. Even if you use the "duty average" hours of 135 that someone mentioned earlier it's still part time... Full time is nominally 173. But consider that's the base hours, lots of full time people work more hours than they're paid for, too, just like flight attendants. The norm is probably near 200/month.Dronepiper wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 4:40 pm 26.94 x 75 (Monthly Guarantee) x 12 months a year = $24,246/yr
Alberta’s min wage is $15/hr x 40 hour/week x 52 weeks = $31,200/year. This is almost $7000 higher than encore.
How is this legal???
some more math examples for the mathematically challenged.
if Bob works 2x a week, 5 hours each day worked. at $50 / hour
is he living below the poverty line?
Yes or No ??? according to some peoples logic, yes, because he only makes $26,000 / year
Ask everyone you interact with this week if $50/hour is a poverty wage.
Excuse me, i have to go figure out how to claim dental work for my kids. I only made $89,900 last year. I'm living on the margins.