Cookies & Privacy
National minimum wage: BRC calls for nil to 1% rise for 2010/2011 - XpertHR's Employment Intelligence blog - XpertHR Blogs - HR Blogs - HR Space from Personnel Today and Xpert HR
National minimum wage: BRC calls for nil to 1% rise for 2010/2011
Bookmark and Share
XpertHR's Employment Intelligence blog

Syndication

Recent Posts

Summertime, and the Dress Codes Aren't Easy
Posted to XpertHR's Employment Intelligence blog by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence
Two-factor authentication for Twitter
Posted to Laurie Anstis by Work/Life/Law
#HRTells 2: If you work in HR, are you 'only HR'?
Posted to XpertHR's Employment Intelligence blog by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence
Ten interesting facts about Canadian employment law
Posted to XpertHR's Employment Intelligence blog by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence
What’s happened to the gender pay gap?
Posted to Rick by Flip Chart Fairy Tales
View all blog posts

Tags

View more

Archives
The 2010/2011 national minimum wage increase (external website) should be "in the range of zero to one per cent and certainly no higher than" the 2009/2010 rise of 1.2% which came into effect yesterday (1 October 2009), according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC).

Read the complete post at http://www.xperthr.co.uk/blogs/employment-intelligence/2009/10/national-minimum-wage-brc-call.html

Posted 2 Oct 2009 2:30 PM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence | Report Abuse
Filed under: ,

© 2010 Reed Business Information Ltd.