cherylbarker
31-10-2009, 11:59
what is the national min wage naw?
friends have told me its gone up so i should be on more money naw but dont know what
friends have told me its gone up so i should be on more money naw but dont know what
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View Full Version : What is the National Minimum Wage? cherylbarker 31-10-2009, 11:59 what is the national min wage naw? friends have told me its gone up so i should be on more money naw but dont know what thomasnorman 31-10-2009, 12:13 I think it depends on your age. ukstudent 01-11-2009, 09:51 It goes up every October. The rates that apply from 1 October 2009 are as follows: •for workers aged 22 years or more: £5.80 per hour •for workers aged 18 to 21 inclusive: £4.83 per hour •for workers aged under 18 (but above compulsory school age): £3.57 per hour bennett1 01-11-2009, 16:15 5.75 is min wage for a 18 year old MobileB 02-11-2009, 12:26 5.75 is min wage for a 18 year old No its not! Its as per the previous message maka 03-11-2009, 20:17 what is min wage for 16 year old's Brix26 03-11-2009, 21:49 As above, £3.57 bcox91 08-11-2009, 20:05 It depends on your age. as above maka 15-11-2009, 02:02 o'k thanks for that and sorry for letting you repeat something i misread..(cheers for reply and patients HaydnR 18-11-2009, 20:12 It depends on you age. =( ormester101 21-11-2009, 11:29 still too low Tezza23 29-08-2010, 14:33 Alot of places if your 18+ put you on 22+ wage .. im on 5.80 :) Its works on age but depends really on were you work go4it 29-08-2010, 16:28 still too low Maybe you should go to places like India where the wage is £1 per day (if they're lucky). Tezza23 29-08-2010, 18:29 but they rent probly aint half as high as ours.. TBH unless your earning £6+ an hour and have more than £200 a week pay less than 3600rent and 72 tax a month your better off not working... go4it 29-08-2010, 20:19 but they rent probly aint half as high as ours.. TBH unless your earning £6+ an hour and have more than £200 a week pay less than 3600rent and 72 tax a month your better off not working... Everyone has to start somewhere. People that start off on basic wages end up working their way up through the ranks. My first job was £2.50 an hour. Watch something like 'Blood, Sweat and....' on BBC Three, where they send people from the UK to work abroad producing products for the UK. They have to live on the wage. Without being specific it works out £7 a week with £5 a week on rent, leaving £2 for food. chem1st 29-08-2010, 20:26 Everyone has to start somewhere. People that start off on basic wages end up working their way up through the ranks. My first job was £2.50 an hour. Watch something like 'Blood, Sweat and....' on BBC Three, where they send people from the UK to work abroad producing products for the UK. They have to live on the wage. Without being specific it works out £7 a week with £5 a week on rent, leaving £2 for food. They have it hard, but its all relative. I've worked for effectively less when I were 8. And you see kids in Yorkshire doing similar work for pocket money. http://www.southyorkshiretimes.co.uk/news/Shut-this-site-down-blasts.6460115.jp |