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What is the minimum working wage as 17 year old please . I think my son is working a lot of hours for very little money .
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He should be getting �3.30 an hour - see below for full info on all the rates from the DTI.
The National Minimum Wage has increased again from October 2006
The minimum wage is a legal right which covers almost all workers above compulsory school leaving age. There are different minimum wage rates for different groups of workers as follows:
The main rate for workers aged 22 and over increased on 1 October 2006 to �5.35 an hour from �5.05 an hour.
The development rate for 18-21 year olds increased to �4.45 an hour from �4.25 an hour
The development rate for 16-17 year old increased to �3.30 an hour from �3.00 an hour
On 1 October 2006 the rate of the accommodation offset increased to �29.05 per week (�4.15 per day) from �27.30 per week (�3.90 per day)
It is important to note that these new rates only apply to pay reference periods beginning on or after the date they came into law.
The National Minimum Wage has increased again from October 2006
The minimum wage is a legal right which covers almost all workers above compulsory school leaving age. There are different minimum wage rates for different groups of workers as follows:
The main rate for workers aged 22 and over increased on 1 October 2006 to �5.35 an hour from �5.05 an hour.
The development rate for 18-21 year olds increased to �4.45 an hour from �4.25 an hour
The development rate for 16-17 year old increased to �3.30 an hour from �3.00 an hour
On 1 October 2006 the rate of the accommodation offset increased to �29.05 per week (�4.15 per day) from �27.30 per week (�3.90 per day)
It is important to note that these new rates only apply to pay reference periods beginning on or after the date they came into law.
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