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National minimum wage

Asked if the PM thought there is a case for an above inflation increase in the national minimum wage, the PMS pointed to the comments he had made in this morning?s briefing saying that the independent Low Pay Commission (LPC) made recommendations and government would await the outcome of that work.

Asked if the government would accept the LPC recommendations, the PMS said that we should wait for the Commission to report first.

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Published:: 7 January 2014

Organisation:: Prime Minister’s Office, 10 Downing Street
Minister:: The Rt Hon David Cameron MP

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