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• 13 January 2020 - The national minimum wages of the United Kingdom are likely to increase from April 2020. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) approved and acknowledged the suggestions of the Low Pay Commission. The final step is to for  parliament to accept the new recommendation of the Low Pay Commission of the country. Read more

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