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Home News UK’s Costa Coffee to give workers 9% pay rise

UK’s Costa Coffee to give workers 9% pay rise

by Uma
2024 02 15T092342Z 1 LYNXNPEK1E09Y RTROPTP 4 COSTA COFFEE PAY scaled

UK’s Costa Coffee to give workers 9% pay rise

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s Costa Coffee will give over 15,000 hourly-paid workers an average 9% pay increase from April 1, it said on Thursday.

The coffee and sandwich chain, a unit of Coca-Cola Co, said its starting rate will rise from 10.70 pounds ($13.42) an hour to 12 pounds an hour – ahead of the government mandated minimum wage, which will increase by 9.8% to 11.44 pounds an hour from April.

($1 = 0.7971 pounds)

 

(Reporting by James Davey; editing by William James)

 

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