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Pay
The national minimum wage entitles
• Nearly all workers to a minimum hourly wage.
• Under 18s, agency workers, casual labourers and home-workers
are a few who aren’t covered. (Home workers entitlement
to the national minimum wage is in the process of changing)
• Your employment status and age will determine what
your minimum wage will be.
• The hourly rate for workers aged 22+ is £4.10.
• The hourly rate for workers aged 18-21 and 22+ on
the trainee rate is £3.50.
(Rates correct on date written: 21 February 2003 but may change.
N-E-Ability has written this Information for guidance only.
Please rely on organizations such as Citizens Advice Bureau
for accurate and up-to-date info.)
If
in doubt about issues concerning national minimum wage and
rates, contact the Citizen Advice Bureau:
Tel: 0845 600 0678 (UK)
Tel: 0845 6500 207 (NI)
Website: http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/
Holidays
As an employee, you are entitled to four weeks paid leave
depending on how much you work. The Citizens Advice Bureau
provide up-to-date independent.
Website: http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/
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