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Gazing out at the world as the day ends. I still have 6 more hours under these fluorescent lights but at least it’s double-time-and-a-half.
Judy Haiven on living and working in Nova Scotia, one of the stingiest and most punitive provinces when it comes to labour standards. Exhibit # 1: Working on New Year's day and other holidays.
KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – In most Canadian provinces, if you work on a statutory holiday, you’re entitled to be paid time-and-a-half for the time you worked. But in Nova Scotia, employers can get away with paying you straight time. That makes us among the stingiest places in the country. We already have fewer statutory holidays than other provinces, but this makes it even worse.
There are two issues here: one is statutory holiday pay. That’s what you get paid whether you work or not. The second is what I call premium pay for working on the holiday which I shorten to “premium pay”. That’s what you get paid if you are called in to work on a statutory holiday.
In an earlier article I wrote about how many of you – if you are not in a union — will get paid for the Christmas Day statutory holiday, but not for Boxing Day. Though most businesses and retail store were closed on Boxing Day, it is not a statutory holiday so you do not get paid for the forced day off work.
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Also remember; Nova Scotia currently has the lowest minimum wag in the country at $11 an hour.
Family Day House Hours
Happy Family Day! This holiday Monday, our stores will be operating on a reduced schedule, so that we may take time to let our nearest and dearest know how much they mean to us. Check below for when your local will be open, or check HERE for our full list of grocery partners.
Monday, 18th February
Briar Hill: Closed Brookfield Place: Closed Exchange Tower: Closed First Canadian Place: Closed
Forest Hill: 8am to 3pm Macpherson: 8am to 6pm Queen West: 10am to 5pm St. Clair: 10am to 4pm Union Station: 9am to 4pm
Pusateri’s Avenue Road: Closed Pusateri’s Bayview Village: Closed Saks Food Hall @ Sherway Gardens: Closed
Pusateri’s Yorkville: 9am to 6pm Saks Food Hall @ Eaton Centre: 11am to 7pm
Please note: our home delivery team will be running on a limited service this Family Day Monday.
Happy Family Day!
Team Greenhouse
Victoria Day Long Weekend Hours
Happy May 2-4 weekend, friends! Whether you’re spending the long weekend sprawled on a picnic blanket in Trinity Bellwoods, or half-way up a ladder, feather duster in hand, giving your cottage a final spruce just in time for its summer debut, we’ve got refreshments sorted.
Many of our stores will be operating on reduced hours, so to find out when you should swing by your local Greenhouse, continue reading.
SATURDAY, MAY 19TH
All stores and home delivery service operating on regular hours.
SUNDAY, MAY 20TH
Commerce Court: Closed First Canadian Place: Closed Brookfield Place: Closed The Detox Market: 12pm to 5pm Queen West: 11am to 5pm Macpherson: 9am to 5pm St. Clair: 11am to 4pm Briar Hill: 11am to 4pm Forest Hill: 10am to 5pm Union Station: 12pm to 5pm Saks Food Hall @ Eaton Centre: 10am to 7pm Pusateri’s Oakville Place: 9am to 5:30pm Saks Food Hall @ Sherway Gardens: 8am to 6pm Pusateri’s Yorkville: 7:30 am to 7pm (Smoothie Station open from 11:30 to 4pm) Pusateri’s Bayview Village: 7:30 am to 6pm Pusateri’s Avenue Road: 8am to 7pm (Smoothie Station open from 11am to 4pm)
Home delivery will be operating on regular hours.
VICTORIA DAY, MONDAY, MAY 21TH
Commerce Court: Closed First Canadian Place: Closed Brookfield Place: Closed The Detox Market: Closed Queen West: 11am to 6pm Macpherson: 10am to 5pm St. Clair: Closed Briar Hill: Closed Forest Hill: 10am to 5pm Union Station: Closed Saks Food Hall @ Eaton Centre: 11am to 7pm Pusateri’s Oakville Place: Closed Saks Food Hall @ Sherway Gardens: Closed Pusateri’s Yorkville: 7:30am to 6pm (Smoothie Station closed) Pusateri’s Bayview Village: 9am to 6pm Pusateri’s Avenue Road: 8am to 6pm (Smoothie Station closed)
There will be no home delivery operating on Victoria Day, Monday, May 21st.
-GHJC
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Family Day is one of the most recent holidays to be introduced into Canada’s calendar, with Alberta being the first province to implement the day in 1990. Since then, it has become a recognized holiday in Saskatchewan, Ontario, and British Columbia. British Columbia celebrates Family Day on the second Monday of every February while the other three provinces celebrate on the third Monday of the…
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VICTORIA DAY or CANADA DAY
Which Canadian statutory holiday was more exciting for you this year?
Today is National Aboriginal Day
National Aboriginal Day (French: Journée nationale des Autochtones) is a day recognising and celebrating the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada.
What a great opportunity to brush up on the 94 recommendations made by The Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
www.trc.ca
As a Canadian it is my job to understand Canada’s collective history, not just the history written and taught by the colonizers.
If you aren’t going to read it, may I suggest writing to your MP and MLA to ask this day become a Statutory Holiday (it already is in the Northwest Territories).
Find your MP: http://www.lop.parl.gc.ca/ParlInfo/compilations/houseofcommons/memberbypostalcode.aspx?Menu=HOC Google: "who is my MLA?"
–LadyCave
Tuesday is National Aboriginal Day in Canada – a time to celebrate Indigenous culture and identities. But how are we supposed to celebrate when we are stuck at work? (via Should National Aboriginal Day be a statutory holiday?)