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The hours that are used in a national minimum wage calculation are dependent upon work type as defined within the
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reference period", but where pay is not contractually referable to hours, such as pay by output, then the time actually worked must be ascertained. The principle is that the rate of pay for hours worked should not fall below the minimum. Periods when the worker is on
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produces information about the lower end of the earnings distribution and estimates for the number of jobs paid below the national minimum wage. The figures are based on data from the Annual Survey of Hours and
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An Act to make provision for and in connection with a national minimum wage; to provide for the amendment of certain enactments relating to the remuneration of persons employed in agriculture; and for connected
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Partington, Richard; Butler, Sarah (29 September 2021).
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The implementation of a minimum wage was opposed by the
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2674:Growth deal
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601:Statistics
467:Adult rate
176:Background
75:1998 c. 39
60:Long title
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3867:Lithuania
3597:Trade and
3560:Transport
3507:Property
3486:Aerospace
3421:Education
3366:Insurance
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2838:Liverpool
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2528:Banknotes
2438:Currency,
2392:Companies
2166:Home page
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1376:Hansard,
1065:Age 16–17
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1261:See also
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234:Overview
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3922:Romania
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3765:Belgium
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2998:Tourism
2978:History
2973:Fishing
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2922:Ireland
2900:Tourism
2875:Reading
2823:Fishing
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2793:Bristol
2768:England
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2087:Tribune
1959:30 June
1937:30 June
1676:8 April
1563:19 July
1434:2 April
1059:Age 22+
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4000:Kosovo
3967:Turkey
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3937:Serbia
3927:Russia
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3887:Monaco
3857:Latvia
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3189:Energy
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3087:People
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2843:London
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2760:cities
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1698:8 June
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1311:(1898)
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3018:Wales
2828:Leeds
2808:Devon
2491:Gilts
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