April marks the month each year where changes to statutory rates come into force. Most rate changes take effect from 6th April (to align with the start of the new tax year). National minimum wage changes take effect from 1st April. 

New statutory rates for 2025 - Wollens Solicitors Devon

The average gross weekly earnings required to qualify for the various forms of family leave pay will also increase from £123.00 or more per week, to £125.00 or more per week from 6th April 2025.  

In addition, we have new figures for national minimum wage which take effect from 1st April 2025: 

New statutory rates for 2025 - Wollens Solicitors Devon

These amounts may be replaced by higher payments if the employer chooses to offer more voluntarily or is required to do so under the employee’s contract.

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