PRESS RELEASE: Thorold Community Credit Union Niagara's Latest Living Wage Employer
United Way Niagara is pleased to announce that Thorold Community Credit Union has become a certified living wage employer at the Champion level.
Welcome to Living Wage Niagara.
The real cost of living in Niagara.
A living wage is an evidence-based calculation that reflects what a worker needs to earn to cover the cost of living in their community. In Niagara, the living wage for 2022/23 was calculated at $19.80 per hour.
Get Certified
Find out all you need to know about becoming a Living Wage Niagara employer.
What Is A Living Wage
Learn about the Living Wage and benefits to employers.
Job Board
Employment opportunities from Living Wage Niagara employers.
Blog
Information about our latest Living Wage employers, news and information.
About Living Wage Niagara
Meet the program coordinator & learn about Living Wage Niagara.
Benefits to Employers
- used as a recruitment strategy for lower paying occupations
- Improved reputation the business
- Better relationships between management and staff
- Decreased employee turnover and absenteeism
- Increased retention and productivity
- Savings on rehiring and retraining employees
About Living Wage Niagara
United Way Niagara is excited to host the Living Wage Program after nearly seven years of establishment in Niagara.
Funded by the Niagara Prosperity Initiative through Niagara Region, the Living Wage Program aims to address poverty through corporate social responsibility. Providing a living wage is an important policy lever that can help lift Niagara residents out of poverty and provide them with basic economic security and opportunities for social inclusion.
What Clients Are Saying
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Our employees power Meridian’s purpose and we have a commitment to support their financial security and economic well-being. As a Certified Living Wage Employer, we are building resilience and wealth in the communities where we live and work
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A Living Wage Helps Build Better Relationships With Employees
Business owners who offer a living wage are saying they are seeing better productivity, happier employees and better employee retention.
Making Cents of the Living Wage
A living wage is different than the provincially mandated minimum wage as it reflects the cost of living and is not legislated, but something progressive organizations commit to implementing to benefit their workers, their bottom line, and the local economy.
