TORONTO - The City of Toronto says it is upping aquatics staff wages by an average of 17 per cent as municipalities across the country grapple with li...
TORONTO - The City of Toronto says it is upping aquatics staff wages by an average of 17 per cent as municipalities across the country grapple with lifeguard shortages.
A City of Toronto press release says 2,000 existing staff will receive a pay hike while new hires in positions including lifeguards, swim instructors and wading pool attendants will begin at a higher wage.
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