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Official guidance
National Minimum Wage Manual

NMWM03000 · National Minimum Wage rates

  • NMWM03010 · Rates of National Minimum Wage
  • NMWM03015 · National Minimum Wage rate years
  • NMWM03020 · Main rate for workers aged 21 and over (the National Living Wage rate)
  • NMWM03030 · 21 - 22 year old rate
  • NMWM03050 · 18 - 20 year old rate
  • NMWM03060 · Under 18 year old rate
  • NMWM03065 · The apprentice rate and the guaranteed minimum weekly rate for apprentices
  • NMWM03070 · Compulsory school age
  • NMWM03080 · Accommodation offset rate
  • NMWM03090 · Interest rate
  • NMWM03100 · Agricultural wage rate
  • NMWM03110 · Uprating and the date changes of rate apply
  • NMWM03120 · The legal basis for the different rates and the uniform application of the rates
  • NMWM03130 · “fair” piece rates from 1 October 2004
  • NMWM03140 · Calculating “fair” piece rates
  • NMWM03150 · The average hourly output rate
  • NMWM03160 · Testing to find the average hourly output rate
  • NMWM03170 · Estimating to find the average hourly output rate
  1. National Minimum Wage rates: contents
  2. National Minimum Wage rates: agricultural wage rate

NMWM03100 | National Minimum Wage rates: agricultural wage rate

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Minimum Wage Manual

In Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales there are minimum rates of pay for agricultural workers. Agricultural minimum wages of pay in England ceased from 1 October 2013. The relationship of the legislation relating to the National Minimum Wage and agricultural wages means that agricultural workers must be paid at least National Minimum Wage rates. However, in some circumstances they must be paid more, if this is stipulated by the agricultural wages legislation. Where agricultural wages rates are the same as National Minimum Wage rates, the National Minimum Wage legislation takes precedence.

The rated output work system, which provides for a “fair” piece rate (NMWM03130) for rated output workers, does not apply to agricultural workers. However, agricultural employers may set piece rates. If so, they are obliged to pay agricultural workers at least the minimum appropriate agricultural rate of pay, including any overtime or other premiums, for each hour worked.

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