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    Minimum wage: The Low Pay Commission backs a 3% increase

    Minimum wage: The Low Pay Commission backs a 3% increase

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 27th February 2014 08:03.

    The Low Pay Commission has recommended a 3% increase in the minimum wage to £6.50 an hour for adults, Business Secretary Vince Cable has told MPs....

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    Re: Minimum wage: The Low Pay Commission backs a 3% increase

    What a bunch of scroats! Talk about kicking people when they are down.

    Make minimum wage £10 per hour for adults, that will give a living wage without people claiming benefits (working tax credit etc.) and also people will want to work for a half decent wage instead of balancing it between benefit payments with two kids and six pounds odd an hour.




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      Re: Minimum wage: The Low Pay Commission backs a 3% increase

      Minimum wage offenders named and shamed

      Five employers who failed to pay their staff the minimum wage have been "named and shamed" by the government......Read more HERE at aad blog forums
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