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British Finance Minister To Announce Raising of Minimum Wage to Nearly $13.50 Per Hour - Vimarsana News

British Finance Minister To Announce Raising of Minimum Wage to Nearly $13.50 Per Hour

British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt is expected to announce the raising of the minimum wage to nearly $13.50 per hour.

Source: hngn.com
British national living wage is set to increase to £11 an hour from next April, Chancellor Hunt - Vimarsana News

British national living wage is set to increase to £11 an hour from next April, Chancellor Hunt

The British national living wage is set to increase to at least £11 an hour from next April, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt is expected to confirm this Monday in a speech to the Conservative Party conference. The move will benefit two million of the lowest-paid workers, according to an advance of the speech shown to BBC.

UK chancellor to raise national living wage to £11 an hour in April - Vimarsana News

UK chancellor to raise national living wage to £11 an hour in April

The UK’s chancellor is expected to confirm the rise of the national living wage to at least £11 an hour from next April.

Tory conference: Hunt confirms rise in national living wage - Vimarsana News

Tory conference: Hunt confirms rise in national living wage

The chancellor says the national living wage will rise to "at least £11" an hour from next April.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Wages for two million workers set to rise by £1,000 next year - what it would mean for you - Vimarsana News

Wages for two million workers set to rise by £1,000 next year - what it would mean for you

The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is expected to make the announcement at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester this afternoon