national minimum wage
The rise of the living wage campaign
One of the more positive legacies of New Labour was the national minimum wage, introduced in April 1999. Opposed at the time by the Conservative Party and the Confederation of British Industry among others, the policy is now widely lauded for protecting vulnerable workers from potentially unscrupulous employers. The current government has recently strengthened enforcement […]
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Recruitment bodies have welcomed the government’s plans to devote more resources to tackling non-payment of the national minimum wage in the recruitment sector. Following public consultation, the Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate (EAS) will be split, moving a team to HM Revenue & Customs’ National Minimum Wage team, the minister for employment relations and consumer affairs […]
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