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Living Wage Foundation
We’re the movement at the heart of fairer, better work. Fair pay, secure hours & enough to live on in retirement.
About Living Wage Foundation
The Living Wage Foundation is the organisation at the heart of the Living Wage movement in the UK. The Living Wage Foundation does three things: Accreditation: We offer accreditation to employers that pay the living wage, or those committed to an agreed timetable of implementation, by awarding the ‘Living Wage Employer’ mark. Intelligence: We provide advice and support to employers implementing the Living Wage including best practice guides; case studies from leading employers; model procurement frameworks; access to specialist legal and HR advice. Influence: We provide a forum for leading employers to publicly back the Living Wage. We work with six Principal Partners, Trust for London, KPMG, Linklaters, Resolution Foundation, Save the Children and Queen Mary University of London, who bring financial and strategic support to the work.
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Signals from Living Wage Foundation
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Research & Knowledge
Living Wage Foundation published research showing that over half of workers with variable hours reported losing on average £230 a month due to unpredictable work.
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Research & Knowledge
Living Wage Foundation published a new report titled No guarantees: The scale and impact of insecure hours, earnings and jobs in the UK.
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Research & Knowledge
Living Wage Foundation released a new report on the scale and impact of insecure hours, earnings, and jobs in the UK, presented by Strategic Lead for Innovation Gail Irvine.
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Research & Knowledge
Living Wage Foundation published a new research report revealing that 6.3 million UK workers are in insecure work costing nearly £500 a month.
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Research & Knowledge
Living Wage Foundation published its latest report, No Guarantees, examining the scale and impact of insecure work in the UK.
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Legal & Regulatory
Living Wage Foundation welcomed newly accredited employers including OneRen, Telford College, Letting Grow, Strata, Perle Hotels Limited, Different Kind, Amicus Trust, BEINN Books, Elysium Art, and Pension Lab.
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