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A minimum wage is the lowest hourly rate that an employer can legally pay an employee. It protects employees by offering a minimum standard of living.

Monster is an employment website that lists job postings. It maintains an extensive database of jobs, all of which job seekers can apply to at no cost... Read More

Jooble is an international job-finding website which accumulates job opportunities, then stores and displays them all in one helpful database.

Trying to find a job can be tough. Luckily, LinkedIn is a site where you can easily and efficiently find your next job.

To work in Canada or access government programs, you must have a Social Insurance Number (SIN). The number is nine digits long, and applying for one i... Read More

Alberta’s minimum wage of $15.00 per hour is one of the highest in Canada, second only to the minimum wage in Nunavut.

The WEPP is a government program that helps workers recoup wages that are owed to them from a former employer who had financial issues.

In Canada, the rights of all workers, including temporary foreign workers, are protected by Canada’s labour laws.

Interested in who earned the most this year? Take a look at the top highest paying jobs in Canada in 2016.

What happens if you lose your job? Can you still go ahead and obtain a credit card?