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45% : Here is a summary of what has been announced so far:- Minimum wageThe national living wage will rise by £1.02 to £11.44 from April, with the policy extended to cover workers aged 21 and over for the first time, rather than 23 and over.40% : Benefit claimants deemed fit to work who do not seek employment will have access to free prescriptions and legal aid cut-off (Nick Ansell/PA)- Tighter welfare rulesWelfare recipients who do not find a job within 18 months will be forced to undertake work experience under plans to get more people into employment, Government has already announced.
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