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Image for: Apprentices should receive national minimum wage Tuesday, 26 May 2009 Apprentices should receive national minimum wage Low pay commission releases 2009 report

The Low Pay Commission is calling for apprentices to receive a national minimum wage in its 2009 report, published last week. However this will be at a lower rate than for other workers.

Image for: Nothing fancy, just good financial information 28 April 2009 Nothing fancy, just good financial information

Living on a low income, keeping loans under control and financial abuse are just three of the issues covered by a recession busting leaflet launched today by YWCA. The guide is aimed at young women and features tips on saving money, low budget shopping and cutting costs.

Image for: YWCA's response to Equality Bill 27 April 2009 YWCA's response to Equality Bill

YWCA welcomes the Government's commitment to introducing the Equality Bill during these difficult economic times. We agree with the Government that equality is vital for the individual, society and the economy.

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