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Living wage increases

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02 April 2019
Issue: 4690 / Categories: News

On 1 April, the national living wage rose to £8.21. In addition, the national minimum wage is now £7.70 an hour for 21 to 24-year olds and £6.15 for those aged between 18 to 20. The rate for under 18 year olds is £4.35.

GOV.UK: tinyurl.com/gov-nmw2019
Issue: 4690 / Categories: News
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