New National Minimum Wage Rates

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The national minimum wage increased as of Saturday, 1 October. The new rates are:

Age 21+ £6.95

Age 18-20 £5.55

Age 16-17 £4.00

Apprentice rate £3.40

There was no change to the National Living Wage for those aged 25 years and over. This stays at £7.20.

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New National Minimum Wage Rates