British Columbia Order in Council — Order under Employment Standards Effective November 1, 2000: B (O.C. 1263/2000)

O.C. 1263/2000

British Columbia — Orders in Council

tterrezzurtharrrnor_ PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ORDER OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL Order in Council No. 1263 , Approved and Ordered Au G 2 9 2000 Executive Council Chambers, Victoria VW, rsingtry On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lteete nior, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, orders that B.C. Reg 396/95, the Employment Standards Regulation, is amended as follows: f&Iiniste4ff Labour °siding Member of he Executive Council (This

part is for administrative purposes only and is not part of the Order.) Authority under which Order is made: Act and section: Employment Standards Act,

Section 16 and

Section 127(2)(

g) Other (specify): OIC 1155/95 August 9, 2000 I 3 AO /2000/13

SCHEDULE 1 Effective November 1, 2000, sections 15 to 18 of B.C. Reg. 396/95, the Employment Standards Regulation, are repealed and the following substituted: Minimum hourly wage 15 Subject to sections 16 to 18, the minimum wage is $7.60 an hour . Minimum daily wage 16 (

I) The minimum daily wage for a live-in home support worker is $76.00 for each day or part day worked.

(2) The minimum daily wage for a live-in camp leader is $60.80 for each day or part day worked. Minimum wage - resident caretakers 17 Thee minimum wage for a resident caretaker is, (

a) for an apartment building containing 9 to 60 residential suites, $456.00 a month plus $18.30 for each suite, and (

b) for an apartment building containing 6I or more residential suites, $1 554.00 a month. Minimum wage - farm workers 18

(1) The minimum wage, including 3.6% of gross earnings statutory holiday pay and 4% of gross earnings vacation pay, for farm workers who are employed on a piece work basis and hand harvest the following fruit, vegetable, or berry crops is, for gross volume or weight picked, as follows: (

a) raspberries (

b) strawberries (

c) blueberries (

d) cherries (

e) apples (1) pears (

g) apricots (

h) peaches (

i) prune plums (

j) grapes (

k) brussels sprouts (1) beans (

m) peas (

n) mushrooms $ 0.321 a pound; $ 0.310 a pound; $ 0.357 a pound; $ 0.202 a pound; $ 15.37 a bin (27.1 cu. ft.); $ 17.30 a bin (27.1 cu. ft.); $ 17.68 a 1/2 bin (13.7 cu. ft.); $ 16.34 a 1/2 bin (13.7 cu. ft.); $ 17.30 a 1/2 bin (13.7 cu. ft.); $ 16.34 a 1/2 bin (12.6 cu. ft.); $ 0.146 a pound; $ 0.210 a pound; $ 0.263 a pound; $ 0.212 a pound.

( I.

I) The minimum wage for farm workers who are employed on a piece work basis and hand harvest the following crop is, for gross number picked, as follows: (

a) daffodils $0.119 a bunch (10 stems). 2 Effective November 1, 2001, sections 15 to 18 of B.C. Reg. 396/95, the Employment Standards Regulation, are repealed and the following substituted: Minimum hourly wage 15 Subject to sections 16 to 18, the minimum wage is $8.00 an hour. Minimum daily wage 16

(1) The minimum daily wage for a live-1n home support worker is $80.00 for each day or part day worked .

(2) The minimum daily wage for a live-in camp leader is $64.00 for each day or part day worked. Minimum wage - resident caretakers 17 Thee minimum wage for a resident caretaker is, (

a) for an apartment building containing 9 to 60 residential suites, $480.00 a month plus $19.25 for each suite, and (

b) for an apartment building containing 61 or more residential suites, $1 635.00. Minimum wage - farm workers 18

(1) The minimum wage, including 3.6% of gross earnings statutory holiday pay and 4% of gross earnings vacation pay, for farm workers who are employed on a piece work basis and hand harvest the following fruit, vegetable, or berry crops is, for gross volume or weight picked, as follows: (

a) raspberries $ 0.338 a pound, (

b) strawberries $ 0.326 a pound; (

c) blueberries $ 0.376 a pound; (

d) cherries $ 0.213 a pound; (

e) apples $ 16.18 a bin (27.1 cu. ft.); (

f) pears $ 18.22 a bin (27.1 cu. ft.); (

g) apricots $ 18.61 a 1/2 bin (13.7 cu. ft.); (

h) peaches $ 17.20 a 1/2 bin (13.7 cu. ft.); (

i) prune plums $ 18.22 a 1/2 bin (13.7 cu. ft.); (

j) grapes $ 17.20 a 1/2 bin (12.6 cu. ft.); (

k) brussels sprouts $ 0.154 a pound; (

I) beans $ 0.222 a pound; (

m) peas $ 0.277 a pound;

(

n) mushrooms $ 0.223 a pound.

(1.1) The minimum wage for farm workers who are employed on a piece work basis and hand harvest the following crop is, for gross number picked, as follows: (

a) daffodils $0.125 a bunch (10 sterns).

Document details

Collection	British Columbia — Orders in Council
Citation	O.C. 1263/2000
Type	order_in_council
Volume / chapter	arc oic 1263 2000
Language	en
Format	pdf
Source	PROVINCIAL
Identifier	7e87d8f1e78b16296f6eaf50d79ec07ce9d12418

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