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Reminder - New National Minimum Wage Rates from 1st October 2008
The National Minimum Wage is something which affects all employers and needs to be taken into account when planning the business finances.
The National Minimum Wage is reviewed in October every year, and increases are made on the recommendations of the Independent Low Pay Commission.
The increases to come in on 1st October 2008 are as follows:
• Workers aged 22 and over £5.73 per hour (up from £5.52)
• Workers aged 18-21 £4.77 per hour (up from £4.60)
• Workers aged 16-17 £3.53 per hour (up from £3.40)
The National Minimum Wage is reviewed in October every year, and increases are made on the recommendations of the Independent Low Pay Commission.
The increases to come in on 1st October 2008 are as follows:
• Workers aged 22 and over £5.73 per hour (up from £5.52)
• Workers aged 18-21 £4.77 per hour (up from £4.60)
• Workers aged 16-17 £3.53 per hour (up from £3.40)
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Posted on 26 Sep 2008 by helen
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