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Low pay, productivity and the National Living Wage

Monday, 21 September 2015
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A presentation by David Norgrove on Low pay, productivity and the National Living Wage

A presentation by David Norgrove on Low pay, productivity and the National Living Wage (NLW); including implications of the NLW such as, higher pay, faster increases in bite, and coverage and information on sectors, regions and firm size.

Low pay, productivity and the National Living Wage (NLW) presentation (PDF, 506 KB, 18 pages)

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