Min wage going up in oct
20 September 2005, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Sounds like your doing OK for yourself with that though so Im sure you can afford to pay your employees that little extra eh 
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20 September 2005, 12:42 PM
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http://www.gnn.gov.uk/environment/de...partment=False
agreed that the youth rate, which applies to 18-21 year olds, should rise to £4.25 in October 2005 and £4.45 in October 2006;
agreed that the youth rate, which applies to 18-21 year olds, should rise to £4.25 in October 2005 and £4.45 in October 2006;
20 September 2005, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by rik1471
Why is that?
Presumably that because people of that age are still not classed as an experienced worker of some sort?
20 September 2005, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Because thats what the government set the rules of minimum wage at?
Presumably that because people of that age are still not classed as an experienced worker of some sort?
Presumably that because people of that age are still not classed as an experienced worker of some sort?
20 September 2005, 01:02 PM
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Anyone of that age in a reasonable job and have been for a period of time will no doubt be earning more than the minimum wage anyhow.
20 September 2005, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny B
I hope this doesn't apply to child minders 
I'm currently paying her £3 per hr
I'm currently paying her £3 per hr
20 September 2005, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny B
I hope this doesn't apply to child minders I'm currently paying her £3 per hr
I'm currently paying her £3 per hrTry & negotiate the contract & terms, tell her that due to the economic downturn, you have to reduce her rates, unless she is willing to supply some
20 September 2005, 02:10 PM
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so at 5.05 /hr and 40 hour week and 48 weeks /year thats £9696pa - less £805.42 tax and £586.08 NI leaves you with £8304.50pa or effectively reducing your rate to £4.325 - the government giveth and the government taketh away....... Thats the real cost of this government - the tax burden even for people on minimum wage that they claim they are helping..... you earn 9.5K minimum wage and the government still takes nearly £1400 off you.
23 September 2005, 12:20 AM
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Originally Posted by sti-04!!
Thats too much
Try & negotiate the contract & terms, tell her that due to the economic downturn, you have to reduce her rates, unless she is willing to supply some
Try & negotiate the contract & terms, tell her that due to the economic downturn, you have to reduce her rates, unless she is willing to supply some
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