Hospitality workers paid higher than mandatory living wage

The average pay of a hospitality worker over 25 in June 2016 was £7.47 – 27p higher than the mandatory living wage which was introduced in April this year.
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The average pay of a hospitality worker over 25 in June 2016 was £7.47 – 27p higher than the mandatory living wage which was introduced in April this year.