Minimum wage changes from 1st April 2018:

by | Mar 2, 2018

 

  • The national living wage (25 and over) will be £7.83 (previously £7.50).
  • The standard adult rate (21 to 24) will be £7.38 (previously £7.05).
  • The development rate (18 to 20) will be £5.90 (previously £5.60).
  • The young workers rate will be £4.20 (previously £4.05).
  • The apprenticeship rate will be £3.70 (previously £3.50).

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