US EditionMinimum wage rise ‘could incentivise’ employers to hire older staff
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Important employment rights checklist for employers - Small Business UK
By Alan Dobie on Small Business UK - Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs The law around employment rights changes so frequently, so you might want to refresh your knowledge of some of the simple stuff. 1. National minimum wage For over 21s, the current minimum wage stands at £12.21 an hour (as of April 1 2025). For 18-20 year olds, this is slightly lower, at £10. Under 18s, the same rate is £7.55. The separate apprentice rate is cu…
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