@knguyenpoetry One of my male coworkers from an old job was promoted because our field was too female dominated and needed to be more rounded out even though he wasn’t qualified
Taxes include but are not limited to:
CIT, QIT, CPP, QPP, EI
Deductions (not the same as taxes):
Union dues, union arrears and all benefits:
Public Service Health Care Plan (PSHCP)
Dental (DCP)
Disability (DI)
Supplementary Death Benefit (SDB)
Pension (PSSA)
The bulk of Service Canada is people that answer the phone for things like EI. They get paid about $54,000 a year, and lose about $300 per bi-weekly pay cheque for union dues and their pension contributions...which aren't just handed to them like so many seem to think. #cdnpoli
@ms_ragez HAPPY EARLY BIRTHDAY TO MY TWIN!!
it's our first birthday in 4 years not working together 🥺🥺 but I hope you have an amazing day!! Love you 🥰🥰