The chancellor is set to increase the so-called 'national living wage' to £9.50 per hour in Wednesday's budget, Sky News has been told. #UK #Budget2021 #NationalMinimumWage #SkyNews

"People aged 21-22 will see an increase to £9.18 an hour from £8.36 and apprentices, who must be aged 16 or over and not in full-time education, will get a rise to £4.81 from £4.30 an hour. Advertisement 

However, the chancellor has made no announcement on other age groups, with under 18s currently getting £4.62 an hour and 18 to 20-year-olds getting £6.56 an hour." Read more.