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The Low Pay Commission is seeking evidence to inform our advice on the minimum wage in 2025 and beyond.
1. Introduction The Low Pay Commission (LPC) is the independent body that…
The Low Pay Commission is inviting submissions to inform its recommendations to the Government on minimum wage rates in 2026 and beyond.
CONSULTATION ON APRIL 2026 NATIONAL MINIMUM WAGE RATES DEADLINE FOR…
Consultation questions About you Please provide information about yourself…
Summary Last year, the Government stated its commitment to reducing the…
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On 1 April 2025, minimum wage rates will increase. This short report from the Low Pay Commission looks at the impact of those changes.
Press release accompanying the Low Pay Commission's 2025 Uprating Report
Government appoints new members to the Low Pay Commission, Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service and Central Arbitration Committee.
This page collects the annual reports from the Low Pay Commission to the Government on the National Minimum Wage.
This page collects research published by the Low Pay Commission from 2012 onwards.
These research reports were commissioned by the Low Pay Commission to inform recommendations on minimum wage rates for 2025.
The Low Pay Commission's annual report sets out in full the evidence and analysis which informed recommendations for minimum wage rates from April 2025.
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