N.S. minimum wage going up 20 cents in April

Kevin Northup January 3, 2024 2:30 pm Last Updated on January 3, 2024 2:30 pm

Minimum wage is going up 20 cents on April 1st.

The province says they’ll increase it to $15.20 per hour.

It follows a formula recommended by the Minimum Wage Review Committee.

Minister of Labour, Skills and Immigration Jill Balser says it’s been a difficult year for many in the province, and she’s grateful to the committee for putting forward a balanced approach to the increase.

Minimum wage hit 15 dollars an hour on October 1st.

Minimum Wage Increasing on April 1 https://t.co/SdNSwYDhpM pic.twitter.com/XADNfSxxFs

— Nova Scotia Gov. (@nsgov) January 3, 2024

Kevin Northup

Kevin Northup has been a reporter and news anchor for more than 15 years. He is based in Yarmouth and covers stories locally and across Nova Scotia. Contact Kevin at northupk@radioabl.ca.
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