The national minimum wage paid to workers aged 25 or over will rise from £7.50/hour to £7.83/hour next April, Chancellor Philip Hammond announced today.
The Government has named and shamed more than 350 employers who failed to pay workers the national minimum wage, with high street stalwart Debenhams identified as one of the most prominent offenders.
The estimated 68,000 workers receiving the living wage will see an increase in pay when the UK rate rises by 40p/hour to £8.25/hour, Mayor of London Boris Johnson announced today.
Chancellor George Osborne has outlined a new national minimum wage for over 25s, dubbed the 'national living wage', which while higher than the current minimum wage is not all it's cracked up to be.
The national minimum wage for adults is to increase by 3% – 20p an hour – from 1 October, the biggest real-term rise in seven years, the Government has today announced.