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The Importance Of Job Analysis

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I joined at the SRS consulting Engineers Inc. on 1st October 2015 as a Scientist. The position was advertised as an Aquatic Biologist (yearly: min. $32000 max. $40000, Job bank on 2015-08-18) and I applied for this position but the company hired me as a scientist, higher position, but the salary range was $21000 - $26000/year, which was different than advertised one. Since the position was different and salary was low from the advertised position, I noticed to the Managing Principal (Phil Fung) in my first day of joining regarding this matter. I also told him, for working as a scientist I would need a well-equipped lab as well as a good compensation for me. However, after several months, Managing Principal (Phil Fung) offered me a position …show more content…

Researcher has 100% right to protect his/her ideas and expertise, but it was impossible in this company. In November 1st 2016, Company increased my salary $55833/year. Although the company increased the salary but he didn’t pay according to the increasing. I got another job at the University of Toronto in October/2016 (salary: 44000/year). He told me that he will minus from U of T salary and will pay remaining ($55833 – $44000 = $11833/year), even though I was working 35hr/week at the company. I covered these hours sometime whole day, sometime after 5 pm and Saturday, Sunday and some holidays. I was agreed to receive this mentioned salary but my question was remain, why the salary need to be minus from my another job? All on a sudden, he told that he decreased my salary. As I know, according to the “Employment Standard Act 2000 (ESA)”, employer can’t decrease employee’s salary without agreement with the employee. However, even according to his calculation ($11833/year, $986.08/month) after deduction of U of T salary, he didn’t pay me correct amount. He paid nothing for January 2017; owe for Jan $986.08. Paid for Feb 384.73; owe for Feb $601.35. Paid for March $741.01; owe for March $245.07. He paid nothing for April; owe for April 986.08. Total owe for salary: 2818.58. This amount according to his calculation (after minus of U of T job). He shouldn’t do it if he obey ESA. Owe for vacation pay 6526.66 (as Phil Fung mentioned in the

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