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AUTHOR: Michael Carty
The second part of our survey of employers' attitudes to the national minimum wage reveals that the majority of respondents pay above the statutory minimum rates for younger workers, despite widespread support for age-related minima.
Current minimum rates for 18- to 21-year-oldsChart 1: Minimum pay rates among survey respondents for workers aged 18 to 21 Minimum rates for 16- and 17-year-oldsChart 2: Minimum pay rates among survey respondents for workers aged 16 and 17 Compliance with the 2006 NMW uprating Attitudes to the 2006 NMW uprating Views on the current statutory rates Age laws may have forced the pace of change… … but one-third support NMW age bandsTable 1: What is the minimum hourly rate paid to the following groups in your organisation? Table 2: Has your organisation had to increase its minimum hourly rates for the following groups as a result of the October 2006 uprating?
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