From 1 April 2017 the National Living Wage, payable to employees aged 25 and over and the National Minimum Wage for those under the age of 25 will increase as follows:
Current Rate
From April 2017
£7.20 per hour – 25 yrs old and over
£7.50
£6.95 per hour – 21-24 yrs old
£7.05
£5.55 per hour – 18-20 yrs old
£5.60
£4 per hour – 16-17 yrs old
£4.05
HMRC have revealed a list of the more bizarre excuses that they have received from employers who are guilty of not paying their workers the National Minimum Wage. These include:
You can see the full list from HMRC here
If you employ staff in your business and would like help to manage your payroll including meeting your auto enrolment obligations, please call Martin Southern on 023 9248 4356 or email him at mjs@morriscrocker.co.uk
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