Retailer commits to increasing minimum hourly wages amid concerns over UK worker shortages
Dixons Carphone is raising pay for workers as the technology retailer’s boss warned of a “heating-up” in the market for staff.
Amid concerns about shortages of workers across the UK, the retailer has committed to increasing minimum hourly wages for its UK workers in shops, call centres and home delivery by an average of 9% from October, bringing them in line with recommended living wage levels of £10.85 an hour in London and £9.50 outside the capital.
