| Abi Rose
The Living Wage Foundation’s Living Pension is an independently calculated savings target, based on the real cost of living, designed to provide an acceptable standard of living in retirement when…
| Abi Rose
Our poll of 2,000 UK adults finds clear differences in quality of life, experiences at work, and retention, recruitment and motivation at work for those paid at the Living Wage compared to those…
| Edmund Heery, David Nash & Deborah Hann Cardiff Business School
In this policy briefing, Cardiff Business School uses the Living Wage movement as an example of civil regulation to understand its value in addressing issues like in-work poverty. By ‘civil…
| Klervi Mignon
This is the Living Wage Foundation’s 13th annual report on the scale of low pay in the UK, based on ONS data from 2024.
Our analysis finds that both the proportion and number of…
| Josh Cottell
The night time economy is an important part of London’s economy, culture and labour market. Nearly 1.4 million people usually work in the evening or at night in London – one in four workers.…
| Nye Cominetti, Louise Murphy
This report sets out the method through which the 2024-25 Living Wage rates in London and the rest of the UK are calculated by the Resolution Foundation and overseen by the Living Wage Commission…