As the new millennium unfolds, Canadian employees can again expect a healthy increase in real wages.
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With inflation forecast almost two percentage points behind at 1.8 per cent and tax cuts expected for 2001, Canadian employees are well positioned for a solid increase in their take-home pay.
Wage increases will vary by industry, region and employee group:
- The high technology sector projects the highest increases at an average of 4.6 per cent, reflecting this sector’s ongoing labour shortage in the midst of unprecedented industry growth.
- Expected increases are highest among organizations in Ontario at an average of 3.8 per cent, followed by Quebec and the Prairie provinces with projections averaging 3.5 per cent each.
- Senior executives will continue to see the highest projected increases at 4 per cent, with the average for other executives projected at 3.8 per cent.
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