Tim Hortons heirs cut paid breaks and worker benefits after minimum wage hike, employees say

Employees at an Ontario Tim Hortons owned by the children of the chain's founders say they have been told to sign a document acknowledging they are losing paid breaks, paid benefits, and other incentives as a result of the province's minimum wage hike. "I feel that we are getting the raw end of the stick," said one front line employee who asked to remain anonymous out of fear of losing their job. -- CBC