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Increase National Minimum Wage by 10% from April 2026 for age 21 and over

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We call on the Government to increase the National Minimum Wage by 10% from April 2026 for those aged 21 and over because of raising council tax, water , electricity , gas etc.

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Increase National Minimum Wage by 10% from April 2026 for age 21 and over

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We call on the Government to increase the National Minimum Wage by 10% from April 2026 for those aged 21 and over because of raising council tax, water , electricity , gas etc.

National
69 reactions·100% agree
Pat McFadden

Pat McFadden

Work & Pensions Secretary

Work & Pensions Secretary

React

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I want the Government to appreciate unpaid carers who can’t work and to increase the Carer’s Allowance so it equals the minimum wage. Many unpaid carers are only paid around £333 a month for a minimum 140 hours care every 4 weeks, which works out around £2.50 an hour.

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