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Living Wage
The living wage is an hourly rate calculated according to the basic cost of living in the UK. It is a voluntary wage, meaning employers aren't legally obliged to pay it (unlike the minimum wage). London has a separate living wage. The basic idea is that the living wage is the minimum pay rate needed to let workers lead a decent life.
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Unilever will only deal with suppliers that pay the living wage by 2030
21st January 2021
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FTSE100 CEO pay falls 17%
3rd August 2017
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Gig economy - low paid, but employed or self-employed?
5th July 2017
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McDonalds and the External Environment
26th April 2016
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The National Living Wage - Explained
1st April 2016
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Business Costs and Benefits of a National Living Wage
10th September 2015