Living Wage Foundation campaign to tackle work insecurity still leaves workers ineligible for AE

Holly Roach
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The Living Wage Foundation has launched a campaign to tackle work insecurity after research found one in six workers are in low-paid, unstable work.

Research for the Living Hours campaign showed around 5.1 million workers in the UK earn less than the real living wage - calculated by the foundation as £10.55 in London, and £9.00 across the rest ...

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