Suffolk news: What does the increase in minimum wage mean? | East Anglian Daily Times
Thousands of workers in Ipswich and Suffolk will get a pay rise of around £1,000 when the national living wage is increased next year.
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Thousands of workers in Ipswich and Suffolk will get a pay rise of around £1,000 when the national living wage is increased next year.
Thousands of workers in Ipswich and Suffolk will get a pay rise of around £1,000 when the national living wage is increased next year.
Campaigners for a pay rise in Ipswich last year - Credit: Charlotte Bond A fresh campaign has been launched calling on the government to allocate cash in the 2021 Budget for a health workers pay rise. The Fair Pay for Key Workers campaign being run by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) is calling for a pay rise for all NHS key workers who have been instrumental during the Covid-19 pandemic. It is calling on the government to up the minimum wage to £10 per hour from the current £8.72, halt public sector pay freezes, and ensure outsourced workers for public services are paid the Real Living Wag...
Campaigners for a pay rise in Ipswich last year - Credit: Charlotte Bond A fresh campaign has been launched calling on the government to allocate cash in the 2021 Budget for a health workers pay rise. The Fair Pay for Key Workers campaign being run by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) is calling for a pay rise for all NHS key workers who have been instrumental during the Covid-19 pandemic. It is calling on the government to up the minimum wage to £10 per hour from the current £8.72, halt public sector pay freezes, and ensure outsourced workers for public services are paid the Real Living Wag...