Fair Wages, Thriving Workplaces: A guide to Living Wage Accreditation
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Looking Back At Living Wage Week 2023 In Wales
It has been a month since Living Wage Week 2023 came to an end. We would like to take a moment to reflect on the week’s successes and express our gratitude to everyone who participated this year. The launch event was a highlight of the week, with speakers from Tiny Rebel, Citizens Cymru, Cardiff University
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The Living Wage Wales Gift Guide 2023
With this gift guide, we wanted to highlight the wide range of amazing Living Wage accredited businesses across Wales and give you some inspiration for the festive season. You can buy from all these responsible employers whilst being reassured that the workers involved are being paid fairly for their work. We’ve put together this guide
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Powys County Council Commits to achieve Living Wage Accreditation
Powys County Council committed to becoming a Living Wage Employer during this year’s Living Wage Week. The council is striving to obtain Living Wage accreditation and implementing this measure to ensure that all employees receive sufficient wages to support themselves and their loved ones. Councillors Jake Berriman and Matthew Dorrance announced this decision in a
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Let’s celebrate: Living Wage Week dates for 2023 Announced
Mark your calendars! Living Wage Week 2023, is taking place November 6th to 12th. Living Wage Week is the annual celebration of the Living Wage movement. Our movement has never been more important than against the backdrop of spiralling prices and a cost of living crisis, so we want to celebrate the employers and individuals
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Rhondda Cynon Taf County Council is now a Living Wage employer.
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is now an accredited Living Wage Employer. They are now the third County Council in Wales to be awarded the Living Wage employer accreditation. Their commitment to the Living Wage will see no one working at the council paid below the current minimum real Living Wage hourly rate of £10.90, this
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Celebrating 500 REAL LIVING WAGE EMPLOYERS ACROSS WALES AFTER BEST-EVER MONTH
Living Wage Wales celebrates milestone 500th accredited Living Wage employers after a very successful June. Living Wage Wales celebrated reaching the milestone of 500 accredited real Living Wage employers across Wales, alongside Urdd Gobaith Cymru, the 500th organisation to accredit. Staff at Urdd Gobaith Cymru and Living Wage Wales met with Welsh Government Deputy Minister
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cynnal Cymru welcomes new staff members
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
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LIVING WAGE MILESTONE: 10,000 EMPLOYERS PAYING THE REAL LIVING WAGE TO SUPPORT STAFF WITH COST OF LIVING
Over 10,000 UK employers are now accredited with the Living Wage Foundation, nearly half (over 4,500) of whom have signed up since March 2020 Latest names to sign up include organisations like the Royal Albert Hall and the Fed; New research shows the Living Wage campaign has put over £1.8 billion in extra wages in the pockets of low paid
Little actions can make a big collective difference
St David’s last words were ‘do the little things’, the well-known maxim in Wales. This St David’s Day, employers across the Capital are being asked to think about the things they can do to join over 160 organisations in making Cardiff a Living Wage City.
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