- Jul 10, 2003
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- #101
Blimey! £4.62 for under 18’s? That’s very low. I had not idea it was so low.
Supposedly, Boris Johnson is putting up min wage to take affect next April which will will overtake the rate I’m currently on so in that sense, there is a positive for me and many others. Slightly offset by tax increases. But I should still come out up.
I remain open minded when it comes to pay and will monitor the situation. Let’s hope he sticks to his word. If he is citing increased wages as a bonus of ending free movement, he needs to ensure that this now happens.
Your daughters’ starting wage is encouraging, I’ll admit that for sure.
£8.91 is the national living wage for u23's but legally, they only have to be paid the minimum wage.
Only 23+ have to legally get the National Living wage. Under that age it's national minimum and is disgusting. I believe both my kids got National Living wage while working part time at college years ago, but I'll wait for them to confirm before naming the employer
I do a bit of work with young adults and the amount of minimum wage part time work around has increased enormously since coming out of lockdown.