National Minimum Wage increases from 1st October 2010
Fri, 06 Aug 2010 09:28:00
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The national minimum wage rates will increase for pay reference periods starting on or after 1st October 2010 onwards. Main rate for workers 21 years old and above £5.93 per hour Rate for workers aged 18-20 years inclusive £4.92 per hour Rate for workers under 18 years and above compulsory school age £3.64 per hour A new apprentice rate of £2.50 per hour will be introduced for pay reference periods starting on or after 1st October 2010. This will apply to apprentices who are workers and • Aged under 19 • Aged 19 and over and in first year of their apprenticeship. Until October 2010, 21 year olds remain in the 18-21 year old rate band.  |
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