Posted by Crazy Horse on October 03, 2018 at 16:00:47 from (206.75.54.142):
The post below about a job offer got me thinking about this.
The minimum wage up here in Alberta just jumped up to $15 per hour (Cdn dollars for what they're worth). So that would equate out to just shy of $12 USD per hour. Right next door to us in Saskatchewan, I think their minimum wage is just over $11 Cdn. Quite a difference between the two provinces. Hard to compare country to country considering all the factors that determine just how much spending power that really gives a person but it is interesting. So a kid in Grade ten drops into some fast food joint, fills in an application and gets a job and starts at $15 so he picks up $120 for an eight hour shift.
The link below has an interesting bar graph with the American states listed. Once you get into the chart, you can click on a window to show the remaining states. Interesting stats, and for sure quite a difference down south from the top to the bottom dollar amounts.
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