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Minimum wage $6.25 from July 1

Friday 26 June 2015 | Published in Economy

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Minimum wage $6.25 from July 1
On recommendation from the Minimum Wage Panel, Minister of Internal Aff airs Albert Nicholas (pictured in parliament last week) has set the minimum wage rate at $6.25 from July 1 2015.

Employers and workers are reminded that the minimum wage rate of pay will increase to $6.25 per hour from 1 July 2015, a rise from the current minimum wage rate of $6 per hour, in accordance with the Employment Relations (Minimum rate of pay) Regulations 2015.

Employers and workers are reminded that the minimum wage rate of pay will increase to $6.25 per hour from 1 July 2015, a rise from the current minimum wage rate of $6 per hour, in accordance with the Employment Relations (Minimum rate of pay) Regulations 2015.


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