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The Seafarers (Wages and Working Conditions) Regulations 2026

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7 The national minimum wage equivalent rates

(1) The hourly rate for the purposes of the national minimum wage equivalent is— (a) £12.71 for a non-qualifying seafarer who is aged 21 years or over; (b) £10.85 for a non-qualifying seafarer who is aged 18 years or over (but is not yet aged 21 years); (c) £8.00 for a non-qualifying seafarer who is aged under 18 years; (d) £8.00 for a non-qualifying seafarer to whom the apprenticeship rate applies, as determined in accordance with regulation 9. (2) If the rate in paragraph (1)(d) applies to a non-qualifying seafarer, the rates in paragraph (1)(a) to (c) do not apply to that non-qualifying seafarer.

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7 The national minimum wage equivalent rates

(1) The hourly rate for the purposes of the national minimum wage equivalent is— (a) £12.71 for a non-qualifying seafarer who is aged 21 years or over; (b) £10.85 for a non-qualifying seafarer who is aged 18 years or over (but is not yet aged 21 years); (c) £8.00 for a non-qualifying seafarer who is aged under 18 years; (d) £8.00 for a non-qualifying seafarer to whom the apprenticeship rate applies, as determined in accordance with regulation 9. (2) If the rate in paragraph (1)(d) applies to a non-qualifying seafarer, the rates in paragraph (1)(a) to (c) do not apply to that non-qualifying seafarer.

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