It's been recommended that Jersey's minimum wage rises to £11.64 per hour from the New Year.
That is an increase of 10.9%, the same as the current rate of inflation.
The island currently has one of the lowest minimum wages in the British Isles, only slightly higher than the UK living wage.
- UK - £10.42
- Jersey - £10.50
- Guernsey - £10.65
- Isle of Man - £10.75
Last year, the government had wanted to bring in two separate minimum wage increases as inflation sat at a 40-year high.
Offset rates, which is how much an employer can charge per week for providing food and/or accommodation, could also increase by 10.9%.
Trainee rates are set to be abolished from January, meaning everyone who is school-leaving age is entitled to a single minimum wage.
The removal of the rates was a recommendation made in the forum's report last year.
Social Security Minister, Deputy Elaine Millar says she will accept the recommendations and sign a Ministerial Order to implement the changes from 1 January.
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