
Make sure your job pays you right.
In the UK, the National Minimum Wage basically exists to protect you from being underpaid in hourly-paid jobs. Monitored by the Low Pay Commission, it aims to close the gap in regional pay differences and keep salaries in line with other European countries.
The National Minimum Wage does have its critics. Some businesses in the private sector believe it puts an unfair squeeze on them, and would like to see the increase met by other sources such as government subsidies or tax breaks. But for the average punter it's good news. Not only does it give you a guaranteed minimum pay bracket, it's also reviewed every year to ensure the rates are fair.
From 1st October 2009, the National Minimum Wage is:
2010-10-23 17:18:06
Yeah, so what's the current minimum wage then? I thought it was more than what's been stated?
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