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Inflation
May 18, 2012
Canadian inflation at 2 per cent in April, stronger than expected
Gasoline and transportation costs continue to push inflation up: StatsCan
Employment
May 11, 2012
Canada sees more strong job gains in April: StatsCan
58,200 new jobs added, mostly full time
Employment law
May 4, 2012
Saskatchewan government to consult on renewal of labour legislation
Input welcomed by July 31
Pensions
May 3, 2012
New B.C. pension legislation introduced
Bill 38 would allow private sector employers to offer more pension plan options
Canada Revenue Agency
Apr 30, 2012
CRA stops mailing T244 to registered pension plan administrators
Annual Information Return form will no longer be mailed
Minimum wages
Apr 27, 2012
Minimum wages going up in the Yukon, B.C., Quebec
Wage changes effective May 1
wages
Apr 26, 2012
Payroll earnings up 0.2 per cent in February: StatsCan
February marks fourth consecutive month of year-over-year declines in hours worked
Inflation
Apr 20, 2012
Canadian inflation up 1.9 per cent in March: StatsCan
Slower growth in food and energy prices lead to decrease
Employment insurance
Apr 19, 2012
Fewer Canadians receiving EI benefits in February: StatsCan
Number of initial and renewal claims also decreased
MANITOBA BUDGET
Apr 18, 2012
Manitoba announces minimum wage hike
Wage will rise 25 cents an hour in the fall, province also eyes ‘loosening restrictions’ on Sunday shopping
Current Issue
CURRENT ISSUE: May 2012
Canadians opposed to OAS changes
Recent poll shows many Canadians aren't impressed with budget announcement
Federal budget: What payroll needs to know
No changes to CPP deductions proposed, EI rates for next 4 years put forward in document
Unpaid U.S. interns sue for minimum wage
Intern law hot topic in the U.S., area that will continue to develop in Canada
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Payroll VIDEO
Complying with Ontario's pay equity legislation
Carolyn Kay, a partner at Toronto law firm Hicks Morley, talks about the pay equity issues employers face, the hidden costs of non-compliance and how to deal with a request from Ontario's Pay Equity Commission.
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