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ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 2015

New Minimum Wage For Alberta Employees On October 1, 2015

During its 2015 provincial election campaign, the Alberta New Democratic Party made an election promise that it would increase minimum wage rates in Alberta to $15.00 per hour.

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During its 2015 provincial election campaign, the Alberta New Democratic Party made an election promise that it would increase minimum wage rates in Alberta to $15.00 per hour. The first step to getting there will take effect on October 1.

At present, the basic minimum wage rate is $10.20 per hour. As of October 1, 2015, that will increase to $11.20 per hour. For those employees who serve liquor, the new minimum wage rate will rise to $10.70 per hour from $9.20 per hour. Employees engaged in direct selling, certain salespersons, land agents and other employees listed in the regulations will have to receive at least $446 per week, rather than the current $406 per week. For those engaged in domestic employment, such as nannies, the minimum salary will rise to $2,127.00 per month from $1,937.00 per month.

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