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Minimum wage: Who is getting a pay rise and how much is it?

Minimum wage: Who is getting a pay rise and how much is it?

Increases in the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage mean 2.7 million workers will be paid more from April.

April 1, 2026 at 08:52 AM Original source
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Minimum wage: Who is getting a pay rise and how much is it?
BBC Newsvia rss

Increases in the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage mean 2.7 million workers will be paid more from April.

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Compensation caps and statutory pay increases from 6 April 2026
Schofield Sweeneyvia ai

The UK government has confirmed annual increases to statutory rates and compensation limits in Employment Tribunal awards, effective from 6 April 2026, including rises in the National Minimum Wage for various age groups.

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Compensation limits and statutory payment rates: 2025-26 and 2026-27
BDBF LLPvia ai

BDBF LLP outlines the upcoming increases to compensation limits and statutory payment rates, including the National Minimum Wage, effective from April 2026.

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ACS | The Association of Convenience Storesvia ai

ACS highlights key employment and taxation updates coming into effect from April 2026, including increases in the National Living Wage and other statutory rates.

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LEGISLATION UPDATE: New rates for sick pay, family leave and national minimum wage apply from April 2026
Fenton Elliottvia ai

Fenton Elliott provides an overview of the new statutory rates for sick pay, family leave, and the National Minimum Wage, effective from April 2026.

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Quick guide to the April 2026 employment law changes
BDBF LLPvia ai

BDBF LLP offers a concise guide to the employment law changes taking effect in April 2026, including increases in the National Minimum Wage and other statutory rates.

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