Living Wage boosts income for three quarters of BP forecourt staff

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Around three-quarters of employees in BP’s ‎UK retail business received a pay rise this month after the company introduced the Living Wage across its entire UK operation. This means that everyone working for BP in the UK now receives a minimum hourly wage of £9.30, or £10.75 in London. These rates, which are determined by the Living Wage Foundation, are ‎higher than the government-set UK minimum rate for over 25s of £8.72 per hour.

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