National Minimum Wage Act 1998
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(1) The Secretary of State shall arrange for information about this Act and regulations under it to be published by such means as appear to the Secretary of State to be most appropriate for drawing the provisions of this Act and those regulations to the attention of persons affected by them. (2) The information required to be published under subsection (1) above includes, in particular, information about— (a) the hourly rate for the time being prescribed under section 1 above; (b) the method or methods to be used for determining under section 2 above the hourly rate at which a person is to be regarded for the purposes of this Act as remunerated by his employer in respect of his work in any pay reference period; (c) the methods of enforcing rights under this Act; and (d) the persons to whom section 3 above applies and the provision made in relation to them by regulations under that section.
50 Publicity.
(1) The Secretary of State shall arrange for information about this Act and regulations under it to be published by such means as appear to the Secretary of State to be most appropriate for drawing the provisions of this Act and those regulations to the attention of persons affected by them. (2) The information required to be published under subsection (1) above includes, in particular, information about— (a) the hourly rate for the time being prescribed under section 1 above; (b) the method or methods to be used for determining under section 2 above the hourly rate at which a person is to be regarded for the purposes of this Act as remunerated by his employer in respect of his work in any pay reference period; (c) the methods of enforcing rights under this Act; and (d) the persons to whom section 3 above applies and the provision made in relation to them by regulations under that section.
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