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Uk Living Wage Increases to £8.25
02 Nov 2015
The Living Wage Foundation has announced its annual increase in the living wage, increasing it from £7.85 to £8.25.
In London, the wage has increased from £9.15 to £9.40.
The living wage is the guidance hourly rate of pay to give a basic standard of living. It is contrasted with the statutory national minimum wage of £6.70 (for 21+).
http://www.livingwage.org.uk/news/new-uk-living-wage-rate-has-been-announced
If you have any questions on the living wage or on the national minimum wage, please contact Victoria Wright at vjw@deanwilson.co.uk
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