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Minimum Daily Wage for Live-In Home Support Worker & Live-In Camp Leader - Regulation Part 4, Section 16

Last updated on April 22, 2024

Contents:

Summary
Text of Legislation
Policy Interpretation
Related Information

Summary

This section sets out the minimum daily wage, including part-days, for live-in home support workers and live-in camp leaders. 

Text of Legislation

16. (1) The minimum daily wage for a live-in home support worker is $124.73 for each day or part day worked.

(2) The minimum daily wage for a live-in camp leader is $133.69 for each day or part day worked.

Policy Interpretation

Section 16 of the Employment Standards Act requires that employees must be paid at least the minimum wage as set out in the regulations. This section of the Regulation sets out a daily minimum wage which applies specifically to live-in home support workers and live-in camp leaders.

Subsection (1)

As of June 1, 2023, if a “live-in home support worker” works on any day, or part of a day, the employer must pay the minimum daily wage of $124.73 for that day.

Example

A live-in home support worker is called in for a staff meeting on a day that would otherwise be a day off work. This employee is entitled to the minimum daily rate of $124.73. A work-related meeting is considered “work” for purposes of the Act.

Subsection (2)

As of June 1, 2023, if a “live-in camp leader” works for any length of time during a day, the employer must pay the minimum wage of $133.69 for that day. This is an increase from the rate of $125.06 that was in effect from June 1, 2022 until May 31, 2023.

Employees working as a “live-in home support worker" or a "live-in camp leader" are excluded from the hours of work and overtime provisions of the Act under subsections 34(q) and 34(y) of this Regulation.

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