Want to help promote a Living Wage for Wales? Passionate about Fair Work? We are in an exciting phase of expanding our Living Wage Wales programme team, working to create a fair and resilient economy in Wales. We are looking for a highly motivated and organised individual to co-ordinate and expand our work around Living …
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If just a quarter of Welsh low-paid workers were given a pay rise to the real Living Wage, it could provide an extra £75.4m boost to the economy. 144,000 workers in Wales currently earn below the real Living Wage. The real Living Wage is £10.90 across the UK and is the only the wage rate …
REAL LIVING WAGE COULD BOOST WELSH ECONOMY BY £75.4M Read More »
10.1% increase in real Living Wage, the largest year-on-year rise Over 390,000 Living Wage workers are set for a pay boost at over 11,000 Living Wage employers across the UK Almost 500 Welsh employers are Living Wage accredited, meaning a pay boost for 18,600 Welsh workers £10.6 million in extra wages has gone to low-paid …
PAY BOOST FOR OVER 18,000 WELSH WORKERS AS THE REAL LIVING WAGE INCREASES TO £10.90 Read More »
With UK inflation hitting double figures this month, reaching the highest level in four decades, everyone is feeling the pressure, but we know low-paid workers will be hit harder than most. As living costs soar, the movement for a real Living Wage is more important than ever.
Cynnal Cymru’s Living Wage Programme Officer, Grace Robinson, discusses the Living Wage parliamentary reception and the future of the fair work agenda in Wales.
In the last month, Cynnal Cymru has welcomed two new employees to support our growing work programme. Our team of 12 sustainability specialists work to support organisations across three core programme areas: (i) low carbon economy, (ii) natural environment and (iii) fair and just society. To take forward the real Living Wage in Wales and support Welsh …
The Living Wage Foundation has today announced it will be bringing its new 2022-23 rate announcement forward to September, in response to the rising cost of living.
