Peterborough businesses are registering their concern about a proposed minimum wage hike. As the Ontario government considers raising the minimum wage from $11.40 to $15 in 2019, some local business owners are raising red flags, and say the wage hike could lead to job cuts.
The Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act (Bill 148), tabled earlier this year, proposes the wage hike that has caught some businesses off guard.
READ MORE: Loblaw could offset higher costs from minimum wage hikes At a Peterborough Chamber of Commerce round table in June, business owners said the wage hike was just too much, too […]
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