Politicians call for smaller rise in minimum wage
Deputies Neil Inder and Simon Vermeulen have proposed a smaller rise in Guernsey's minimum wage
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Politicians have objected to the proposed rise of Guernsey's minimum wage and demanded it be smaller.
In July, proposals were published to increase the adult minimum wage to £12.00 from £10.65 per hour.
However, Economic Development Deputies Neil Inder and Simon Vermeulen have proposed the increase should be reduced to either £11.25 for adults and £10.15 for 16 and 17 year olds, or £11.55 and £10.40 respectively.
The proposals are due to be debated during the first week of September and, if approved, would come into force on 1 October.
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