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MINIMUM WAGE SCHEDULING ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Released on September 9, 2004

Saskatchewan's Minimum Wage Board is scheduling oral presentations as part of the current review of the province's minimum wage. The deadline to request the opportunity to make an oral presentation is September 29th, 2004.

The Board must review the provincial minimum wage at least every two years. Saskatchewan's minimum wage has been set at $6.65 an hour since November 1st, 2002.

The Board, which is made up of two business representatives, two labour representatives and a chairperson, expects to make a recommendation to the Minister of Labour early next year.

Requests for oral presentation submissions should be sent to:

Saskatchewan Minimum Wage Board
c/o Saskatchewan Labour
4th Floor, 1870 Albert Street
Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3V7
Fax: (306)787-7229
E-mail: spierce@lab.gov.sk.ca

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For More Information, Contact:

Susan Pierce
Minimum Wage Board
Regina
Phone: (306) 787-2391

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