The Minimum Wage Of 17-Year-Old UK Residents
By Joel Hurst
As of 2024, the minimum wage for 17-year-olds in the UK stands at £6.40 per hour, regardless of whether the …
By Joel Hurst
As of 2024, the minimum wage for 17-year-olds in the UK stands at £6.40 per hour, regardless of whether the …
By Staff writer
The government’s plan to increase the National Living Wage in April is now unlikely to go ahead because British firms will struggle to meet the costs in the wake of coronavirus.
The Autumn Budget, chancellor Philip Hammond expressed, went a long way in ensuring peace of mind, with his numerous announcements including an increase in the National Minimum Wage.
The Taylor Review is set to shake things up for the gig economy, but is it for better or worse We canvassed the business landscape for opinion on the matter.
With a National Living Wage increase set to take place from April, chancellor Philip Hammond confirmed during the Spring Budget 2017 that the extra amount payable per staff member will be £500.
The latest high-profile company to feel the wrath of the government is Debenhams, which was included in the largest list of minimum wage offenders to date.