Precision Tree Services first in the Valley to be certified as a living wage employer
"Think about the improvement in our community's quality of life if every employer in the Comox Valley was living wage certified."
Post originally published in the Comox Valley Record, December 13, 2016
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The Living Wage for Families Campaign has certified nine new Living Wage Employers. Welcome to the living wage family!
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The Living Wage for Families Campaign congratulates nine businesses as new certified Living Wage Employers
NEWS RELEASE
July 3, 2015
VANCOUVER – Nine employers were certified as Living Wage Employers yesterday by the Living Wage for Families Campaign.
“Eight of the nine certified employers have fewer than 50 employees,” observes Deanna Ogle, the campaign organizer with the Living Wage for Families Campaign. “This demonstrates the strong commitment and contribution of small businesses to the economic health of local communities.”
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