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answering dept short name	Treasury
tabling member printed	Jim McMahon
answer date	2017-06-27
min ddp modified	2017-06-22T20:40:09.324Z

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To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether the Government has made a recent assessment of wage growth across the regions.

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Oldham West and Royton

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Jim McMahon

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27/06/2017

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In the year to 2016, earnings for an average full-time employee grew in every UK region and nation. Earnings grew fastest in the West Midlands (+3.7%), followed by the North West (+3.0%) and Wales (+2.9%). In April this year we increased the National Living Wage by 4.2% to £7.50. The increase is expected to directly benefit around 1.7 million workers across the UK.

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North East Cambridgeshire

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Stephen Barclay

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27/06/2017 09:38:34

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