All news on the topic: Minimum wage

In what are expected to be Rishi Sunak's final months in No10, a string of new laws are set to be added to the statute books in a frantic scramble before the general election

A woman has revealed how her husband of 16 years told her he needed a break from family life but has since got another woman pregnant. Now he won't even let her file for divorce.

Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner said the party will ensure Minimum Wage regulations are enforced 'so any unscrupulous employers will no longer be able to get away with breaking the law'

HMRC says seasonal staff and students on short-term contracts working in shops, hotels, Christmas markets, garden centres, restaurants and warehouses, are legally entitled to the same minimum wage rates as other permanent workers

Abbie Palmer is left with £600 a month after paying all her bills - and she's sparked some debate by claiming this isn't enough to give her children a nice Christmas

Jeremy Hunt unveiled his Autumn Statement yesterday - delivering his latest economic plan - but it is clearly out of touch for countless Brits, including single parent working families and retired pensioners, who are already "on their knees", according Labour

Jeremy Hunt's dishonest and misjudged Autumn statement was a clear attempt to deceive the electorate as he claimed the financial package on hand would help the country grow, with all the evidence pointing to years of hardship

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt promised a 2p cut to the rate of national insurance in the Autumn Statement in a desperate bid to turn around the Tories' dire poll ratings

Writing for the Daily Mirror, TUC general secretary Paul Nowak says that even more austerity is on the way after digesting Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement

The Money Saving Expert founder shared the forecast on the latest episode of his Martin Lewis Money Show aired on ITV ahead of the Autumn Statement to be delivered today by chancellor Jeremy Hunt

The minimum pay rates - set to be shaken up in the Autumn Statement - are decided each year by the Government based on the advice of an independent advisory group, the Low Pay Commission

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced what the National Living Wage and the National Minimum Wage will be from April 2024 onwards ahead of the Autumn Statement today

It's been another week of infighting and disasters for Rishi Sunak's party - just don't forget it all when it comes to election time

Liz Truss said the document, which includes recommendations to cut the minimum wage and brands paid holidays and redundancy cash drags on growth, was "an important part of the debate"

The argument for getting rid of the Lords has never been stronger than following the spectacle of the King's Speech

The National Living Wage is the legal minimum wage businesses pay workers aged 23 and over for each hour they work. Currently, the rate of pay stands at £10.42 an hour - but from next year this will rise to £11

Latest data from the Resolution Foundation suggests that workers aged 23 and over will have to be paid an hourly rate of at least £11.46 hourly rate from next year

The Living Wage Foundation said its rates will increase from £10.90 to £12 an hour outside of London, and from £11.95 to £13.15 an hour inside the capital

The Living Wage Foundation today releases its annual rates - and the inflation-busting hike will help boost the budgets of hundreds of thousands struggling in the cost of living crisis

We explain the difference between the National Living Wage and the National Minimum wage and how they will change in April next year

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt made the announcement at the Conservative Party Conference and from next year two million workers will be £1,000 better off

The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is expected to make the announcement at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester this afternoon

'This is dealbreaker behavior to me'

A fresh petition has been set up demanding a major boost to state pensions which would bring the figure in line with full-time workers on the National Minimum Wage

YouGov poll shows just 46% of people think benefits claimants should have access to a phone, despite needing one to claim Universal Credit