Research and analysis

Experiences and Perceived Impacts of Apprenticeship Minimum Wage

An independent research report from researchers at Sheffield Hallam University, reviewing the experiences of those paid the Apprentice Rate of the minimum wage.

• From: Low Pay Commission
• Published: 8 February 2024

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Experiences and Perceived Impacts of the Apprenticeship Minimum Wage

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The research published today was commissioned by the Low Pay Commission and carried out by researchers from Sheffield Hallam University. It sought to uncover the experiences of those paid the Apprentice Rate of the minimum wage. The researchers interviewed current and former apprentices about their initial choices, their experiences on the apprenticeship – including pay – and their post-apprenticeship pathways and plans.

This research is published alongside a blog, where the researchers summarise their findings.

Published 8 February 2024