OFL holding another Timmys protest

By Tami Jeanneret

Published: January 15, 2018 at 11:13 AM

Cantley, Quebec, Canada - February 15, 2012: Tim Hortons logo with Always Fresh and coffee on a new paper cup for Latte beverages. Tim Hortons is a Canadian restaurant chain known for its Coffee and Donuts.iStock/Valerie Loiseleux

The Ontario Federation of Labour has another protest planned this afternoon against Tim Hortons to demand workers not be penalized for the provinces minimum wage hike.

The Ontario Federation of Labour has another protest planned this afternoon against Tim Horton's to demand workers not be penalized for the province's minimum wage hike.

OFL members will demonstrate outside the Oakville headquarters of Tim's parent company Restaurant Brands International at 3 pm.

The demonstration follows similar protests last week that erupted after some franchize owners announced they were ending paid breaks and making workers pay more for benefits because of the wage increase.

The OFL has also set up a Bad Boss hotline.

Workers facing rollbacks to breaks or other tactics by employers to offset the minimum wage increase are invited to report it to the OFL.