20 years of Living Wage
2021 was the 20th Anniversary of the Living Wage movement in the UK and the 10 year anniversary of the Living Wage Foundation.
In the 20 weeks, leading up to Living Wage Week 2020, we looked back at how the Living Wage has developed in Wales and its role in shaping a more equal Welsh economy and society.
Featuring employers, workers and Living Wage leaders from across industries and sectors we hope to bring the real Living Wage in Wales to life.
Living Wage in Wales
Merthyr Valley Homes: Being able to create a good nest egg when you need it the most
Merthyr Valley homes combine being Living Wage accredited with a payroll savings and loan partnership...
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Cardiff Bus: Embedding Financial Wellbeing into Business Culture
Cardiff Bus take a pro-active role in ensuring that the Real Living Wage and the...
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Coaltown: A core part of our purpose
Coaltown coffee tell us why paying a Living Wage is a core part of their...
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Community Jobs Compact: Citizens Cymru Wales
Read about Citizens Cymru Wales Community Jobs Compact and how it is improving representation in...
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Grasshopper Communications: Demonstrating staff value by Paying a Real Living Wage
Grasshopper Communications is a specialist consultancy, working within the regeneration, infrastructure, energy and environmental sectors,...
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Event: Celebrating the Real Living Wage in Wales
Monday 4th November, 2-4pm, Norwegian Church Arts Centre, Cardiff Bay
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Event Celebrating the Living Wage in Mid and West Wales
Tuesday 12 September, 11am -2pm, The Halliwell Conference Centre, UWTSD, Carmarthen, SA31 3EP
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Cardiff Hosts Living Wage Champion Awards for the First Time
The Welsh capital hosted the prestigious Living Wage Champion Awards for the first time on...
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Fair Wages, Thriving Workplaces: A guide to Living Wage Accreditation
Tuesday 30 January, 11am Webinar | Online
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