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Occupations
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Wage Range
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ACCOMMODATION SERVICE MANAGERS
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8.00 -15.6
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ACCOUNTING AND RELATED CLERKS
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8.00 -17.63
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ADMINISTRATIVE CLERKS
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8.00 -15.28
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS, ie. Office and Planning Managers
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8.50 -17
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ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGISTS
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8.00 -11
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APPLIED CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
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8.50 -16.87
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ASSEMBLERS/ FABRICATORS/ INSPECTORS, IND. ELECTRICAL MOTORS/ TRANSFORMERS
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7.50 -17.05
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ATTENDANTS IN RECREATION AND SPORT, ie., Amusement Park, Ski Lift, Bingo Hall, and Campground
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6.85 -15.52
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AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICAL INSTALLERS AND SERVICERS
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8.00 -16.22
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BAKERS, ranging from apprentice to Head Baker
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6.85 -9
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BARTENDERS - gratuities are often paid in addition to the hourly rate.
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5.95 -10
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BINDING AND FINISHING MACHINE OPERATORS
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8.00 -12
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BOILERMAKERS, ie., construction, industrial and marine
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16.00 -28.94
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BOOKKEEPERS
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8.00 -15.5
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BRICKLAYERS- Union Affiliation
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10.00 -28.59
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BUS DRIVERS AND OTHER TRANSIT OPERATORS - School Bus Drivers can average 26 - 29 per run or paid hourly
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7.95 -17.75
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CABINETMAKERS, ie. custom wood furniture maker
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9.25 -16.25
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CARPENTERS - includes non- certified, certified and unionized workers
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8 -27.22
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CASHIERS, ie., grocery store, box office, theatre and self serve gas bar
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6.85 -15.77
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CEMENT FINISHERS
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9.36 -20.78
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CHAINSAW AND SKIDDER OPERATORS
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9.00 -15
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CHEFS, ranging from Saucier's to Executive Chefs
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10.00 -21.31
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CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS
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13.00 -22.24
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COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS, ie Group Home, Family Service, Addiction Worker, etc.
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8.46 -19.4
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CONCRETE, CLAY AND STONE FORMING OPERATORS
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10.25 -14.85
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CONSTRUCTION MILLWRIGHTS AND INDUSTRIAL MECHANICS (EXCEPT TEXTILE) Union Affiliation
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10.25 -31.31
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CONSTRUCTION TRADES HELPERS AND LABOURERS, Union Affiliation
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6.85 -31.7
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CONTRACTORS/ SUPERVISORS, CARPENTRY TRADES Union Affiliation
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10.00 -27.15
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CONTRACTORS/ SUPERVISORS, ELECTRICAL TRADES/ TELECOMMUNICATIONS Union Affiliation
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12.62 -35
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CONTRACTORS/ SUPERVISORS, HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CREWS
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14.95 -31
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CONTRACTORS/ SUPERVISORS, METAL FORMING, SHAPING AND ERECTING TRADES Union Affiliation
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11.00 -27.87
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CONTRACTORS/ SUPERVISORS- OTHER CONST. TRADES/ INSTALLERS/ REPAIRERS Union Affiliation
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10.00 -29.1
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CONTRACTORS/ SUPERVISORS- PIPEFITTING TRADES Union Affiliation
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15.00 -35.57
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COOKS, ranging from Grill cooks, apprentice cooks to Licensed cooks
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6.85 -15.62
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CRANE OPERATORS, ie., boom truck, bridge, dragline etc. Union Affiliation
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12.50 -28.6
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CUSTOMER SERVICE, INFORMATION AND RELATED CLERKS
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6.85 -18.82
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DATA ENTRY CLERKS
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8.50 -12.3
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DECK CREW, WATER TRANSPORT Union Affiliation
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13.38 -22.17
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DELIVERY DRIVERS, includes Fast Food, Couriers, Newspaper.
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7.15 -20
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DENTAL ASSISTANTS, includes Certified Dental Assistants
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10.50 -17.19
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DENTAL HYGIENISTS AND DENTAL THERAPISTS
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24.00 -36
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DRILLERS AND BLASTERS - SURFACE MINING, QUARRYING AND CONSTRUCTION
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8.75 -18.5
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DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY OCCUPATIONS - includes institutional workers
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7.50 -18.04
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS, includes day care worker and pre- school supervisors
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8.00 -17.71
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ELECTRICIANS (EXCEPT INDUSTRIAL AND POWER SYSTEM), Union Affiliation
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12.00 -32.06
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ELEMENTAL MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL ASSISTANTS, includes Clinic Assistant, Occupational Therapy Aide
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8.00 -16.55
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ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER ASSISTANTS, includes Lunch Room Supervisor or Library Assistant
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10.03 -19.89
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FACILITY OPERATION MANAGERS, ie. Area, Convention, Warehouse and Shopping Mall
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8.13 -14.83
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FAMILY, MARRIAGE AND OTHER RELATED COUNSELLORS
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9.25 -19.2
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FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVERS - gratuities often in addition to the hourly rate
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5.95 -13.94
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FOOD SERVICE COUNTER ATTENDANTS AND FOOD PREPARERS
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6.85 -14.45
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FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISORS
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8.00 -13.52
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FORESTRY TECHNOLOGISTS AND TECHNICIANS, ie. Enforcement Officer, Silviculture and Fire technicians
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11.00 -20
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FURNITURE FINISHERS AND REFINISHERS, ie. Polisher, Stainer, Trimmer, Machine Operator
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7.00 -11.65
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GENERAL FARM WORKERS
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7.00 -14.5
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GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS
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6.85 -19.91
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GROCERY CLERKS AND SHELF STOCKERS
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6.85 -12.9
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HAIRSTYLISTS AND BARBERS - wages could be hourly and/ or commission to strictly commission. Commission generally 50%
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6.85 -10
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HARVESTING LABOURERS, ie. Fruit Pickers, Crop Farm Labourers, Harvest Hand etc. - wages could be based on piece work
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6.85 -10
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS (EXCEPT CRANE) -Union Affiliation
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10.00 -33.39
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HEAVY- DUTY EQUIPMENT MECHANICS
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10.00 -20.06
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HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERKS
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6.85 -10
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INDUSTRIAL BUTCHERS AND MEAT CUTTERS, POULTRY PREPARERS AND RELATED WORKERS
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9.00 -15.45
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INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIANS- Union Affiliation
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12.07 -36
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INSULATORS- Union Affiliation
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10.50 -27.65
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IRONWORKERS- Union Affiliation
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19.20 -28.6
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JANITORS, CARETAKERS AND BUILDING SUPERINTENDENTS, in some cases, accommodation is included as part of wage
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6.85 -20.41
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KITCHEN AND FOOD SERVICE HELPERS- includes institutional cafeteria workers
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6.85 -18.02
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LABOURERS IN FOOD, BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO PROCESSING
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6.85 -15.23
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LABOURERS IN METAL FABRICATION
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8.00 -16.35
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LABOURERS IN RUBBER AND PLASTIC PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING
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8.00 -14.28
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LABOURERS IN WOOD, PULP AND PAPER PROCESSING
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7.00 -10.75
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LANDSCAPE AND HORTICULTURAL TECHNICIANS AND SPECIALISTS
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8.00 -18.75
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LANDSCAPING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS AND MANAGERS
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8.00 -15
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LANDSCAPING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE LABOURERS
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6.85 -16.83
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LEGAL SECRETARIES
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8.00 -15.63
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LIGHT DUTY CLEANERS, examples are: Hotel, Office, Hospital Cleaners and Sweepers
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6.85 -12.04
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LOGGING AND FORESTRY LABOURERS
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7.00 -11
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MACHINE OPERATORS AND INSPECTORS, ELECTRICAL APPARATUS MANUFACTURING
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10.00 -16.81
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MACHINE OPERATORS, MINERAL AND METAL PROCESSING
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11.86 -16
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MACHINISTS AND MACHINING AND TOOLING INSPECTORS, ie General & Automotive Machinists, Machine Operators
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10.00 -15
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MAIL, POSTAL AND RELATED CLERKS (includes unionized Workers)
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7.00 -17.67
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MAîTRES D'HôTEL AND HOSTS/ HOSTESSES
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6.85 -8
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MATERIAL HANDLERS, ie. Truck Loader, Stockpiler, Furniture Mover, Forklift Operator
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7.75 -22.5
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MEDICAL SECRETARIES
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10.00 -17.44
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MOTOR VEHICLE BODY REPAIRERS- includes non- certified, certified workers
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10.00 -18.5
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MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS, TECHNICIANS AND MECHANICAL REPAIRERS -
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7.50 -24.69
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NURSE AIDES AND ORDERLIES, includes occupations such as Health Care Aide, Hospital Porter etc.
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8.00 -16.39
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NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE WORKERS
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7.00-15.1
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OTHER AIDES AND ASSISTANTS IN SUPPORT OF HEALTH SERVICES
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9.00 -17.53
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OTHER ASSEMBLERS AND INSPECTORS, ie. eyeglass frame assembler, jewellery inspector, skate maker, toy inspector
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7.15 -16.5
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OTHER ELEMENTAL SALES OCCUPATIONS
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6.85 -13.75
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OTHER LABOURERS IN PROCESSING, MANUFACTURING AND UTILITIES ( general factory workers from all manufacturing
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6.85 -25.91
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OTHER SMALL ENGINE AND EQUIPMENT MECHANICS
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8.50 -15.63
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OTHER TRADES HELPERS AND LABOURERS, ie., Cable Installer, Splicer Helper, Mechanic Helper, Aerial Spraying Assistant
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6.85 -22.5
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OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS ASSEMBLERS AND INSPECTORS
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7.50 -10.5
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PAINTERS AND COATERS, MANUFACTURING
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10.00 -17.38
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PAINTERS AND DECORATORS- Union Affiliation
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8.00 -26.8
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PLASTERERS, DRYWALL INSTALLERS AND FINISHERS AND LATHERS
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10.80 -16
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PLASTIC PRODUCTS ASSEMBLERS, FINISHERS AND INSPECTORS
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8.00 -13.15
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PLUMBERS, Union Affiliation
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10.00 -31.87
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POST- SECONDARY TEACHING AND RESEARCH ASSISTANTS
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13.93 -17.28
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POWER SYSTEM ELECTRICIANS, Union Affiliation
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26.00 -33.43
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PROCESS CONTROL AND MACHINE OPERATORS, FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROCESSING
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6.85 -15.48
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PROGRAM LEADERS AND INSTRUCTORS IN RECREATION AND SPORT, ie fitness, camp, lifeguard and umpire
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7.00 -17.28
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PUBLIC WORKS AND MAINTENANCE LABOURERS
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7.85 -14.07
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PUBLIC WORKS MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
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11.20 -15.3
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PURCHASING AND INVENTORY CLERKS
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7.00 -12.5
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RAILWAY AND MOTOR TRANSPORT LABOURERS
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9.00 -14
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RECEPTIONISTS AND SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS
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7.00 -16
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REGISTERED NURSES- Includes working in Doctor's offices
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12.00 -31.6
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REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANTS - Registered Practical Nurses are part of this group
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9.00 -22.92
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RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL INSTALLERS AND SERVICERS
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8.00 -17
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RESTAURANT AND FOOD SERVICE MANAGERS
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7.50 -15
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RETAIL SALESPERSONS AND SALES CLERKS
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6.85 -15.49
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RETAIL TRADE MANAGERS
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8.00 -15.5
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RETAIL TRADE SUPERVISORS
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7.50 -10.75
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ROOFERS AND SHINGLERS
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8.00 -16
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES, WHOLESALE TRADE (NON- TECHNICAL) salary + commission or commission only = 25% to 30%
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7.25 -14.89
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SAWMILL MACHINE OPERATORS
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8.80 -12.5
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SECRETARIES (EXCEPT LEGAL AND MEDICAL)
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7.50 -18.9
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SECURITY GUARDS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS, ranging from Crossing Guards, Bouncers to Security Officer
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6.95 -13
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
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6.85 -9
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SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS, ie. lining stitcher, Sample Maker, Shoe Sewer, etc.
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6.85 -15.13
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SHEET METAL WORKERS
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10.00 -27.84
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SHIPPERS AND RECEIVERS
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8.00 -15.84
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SOCIAL WORKERS
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10.72 -25.26
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STEAMFITTERS, PIPEFITTERS AND SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLERS- Union Affiliation
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20.74 -31.6
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STOREKEEPERS AND PARTS CLERKS
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6.85 -17.43
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SUPERVISORS, GENERAL OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT CLERKS
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8.25 -12.5
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SUPERVISORS, LANDSCAPE AND HORTICULTURE
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9.00 -14
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SUPERVISORS, OTHER PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING AND ASSEMBLY
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9.80 -17
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TAILORS, DRESSMAKERS, FURRIERS AND MILLINERS
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6.85 -12
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TELLERS, FINANCIAL SERVICES
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9.00 -15
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TRUCK DRIVERS, ie. Long Haul, Moving and Tow Truck Drivers - Per Mile Rate = Average 25 to 30 cents
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8.00 -26.08
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VISITING HOMEMAKERS, HOUSEKEEPERS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS, ie Home Health Aide, Companion etc.
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6.85 -13.96
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WELDERS, Union Affiliation
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10.00 -31
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WOODWORKING MACHINE OPERATORS
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8.00 -13.02
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