DTI - Fair piece rates guides 2004

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National Minimum Wage - Fair Piece Rates Guides 2004

Fair piece rates guides 2004

Fair Piece Rates

From October 2004, the Government proposed that employers have to pay their workers the minimum wage for every hour they work or a fair piece rate initially set at 100% of the minimum wage. The rate was increased to 120% of the minimum wage in April 2005 at which point most homeworkers will receive the minimum wage.

National Minimum Wage - Guidance on new system providing for fair piece rates

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