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The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care writes to the co-chairs of the BMA Resident Doctor Committee.
To: Dr Melissa Ryan and Dr Ross Nieuwoudt, co-chairs of the BMA Resident…
Employers who have left workers over £7.4 million out of pocket by failing to pay the National Living and National Minimum Wage named.
The Department of Health and Social Care confirms a 4% pay rise for consultants, speciality doctors, specialists, GPs and dentists, backdated to 1 April 2025.
Our medical and dental professionals are essential to delivering high…
The Department of Health and Social Care confirms a 3.6% pay rise for NHS Agenda for Change (AfC) staff, backdated to 1 April 2025.
The Department of Health and Social Care confirms a 5.4% pay rise for resident doctors, backdated to 1 April 2025.
Over 3 million eligible workers set for a pay rise of up to £1,400 a year as new National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates take effect.
Government lays legislation confirming that the new National Living Wage and new National Minimum Wage will take effect from 1 April.
Workers will now keep 100% of their tips, gratuities and service charges following new act coming into effect.
Low Pay Commission publishes advice to Government on the future of the National Minimum Wage beyond 2024
A new report from the Low Pay Commission finds that the number of people paid less than the statutory minimum wage in the UK increased in 2018.
Bryan Sanderson, Chair of the Low Pay Commission (LPC), today welcomed the Government's announcement that it has accepted in full the recommendations the LPC made for future minimum wage rates.
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