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- National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates - GOV. UK
National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates The hourly rate for the minimum wage depends on your age and whether you’re an apprentice This page is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg)
- The National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Regulations 2025 - Legislation. gov. uk
Regulation 2 (3) (a) increases the rate of the national minimum wage for workers who are aged 18 or over (but not yet aged 21) from £8 60 to £10 00 per hour (regulation 4A (1) (b) of the 2015 Regulations)
- National Minimum Wage and Living Wage: Latest Rates Ages
Minimum Wage Rates in the UK The National Minimum Wage in the UK will be raised by £0 77 to £12 21 per hour by April 2025, an increase from the current wage of £11 44 This change is designed to assist over 2 million low-paid workers across the country The new wage structure allows families throughout the United Kingdom to combat the rise in living expenses and inflationary pressure Under
- What is the national minimum wage 2025? - Simply Business
Since April 2021 more younger people have been eligible for the wage as the threshold moved to include anyone aged 23 and older And from April 2024, the national living wage applied to anyone aged 21 and older
- UK Law: National Minimum Wage Regulations | VisitBritain. org
There are four rates of National Minimum Wage (NMW), as of 1 April 2025: For workers 21 and over – the National Living Wage: £12 21 per hour For workers aged 18 to 20: £10 00 per hour For workers under 18: £7 55 per hour For apprentices: £7 55 per hour
- New living wage and national minimum wages confirmed for April 2025
The National Living Wage for those aged over 21 will increase 6 7% to £12 21 per hour The National Minimum Wage for 18- to 20-year-olds will increase 16 3% to £10 00 per hour
- Government confirms National Minimum Wage… | CIPD HR-inform
The NMW for 18–20-year-olds will rise from £8 60 to £10 per hour, which the Government describes as a record increase of £2500 a year for an eligible full-time worker According to the Government, over three million workers will benefit from a pay boost this April, with the rise in the NLW worth £1400 per year for an eligible full-time
- Statutory rates and allowances- an outline of the recent updates
National minimum wage and living wage On 1 April 2024, the National Living Wage increased to £11 44 an hour, from £10 42 This change will be adjusted so that those age 21 and over are included The national minimum wage increases are as follows: £6 40 an hour (from £5 28) for workers 16-17 £8 60 an hour (from £7 49) for workers aged 18-20
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