1 in 5 workers earn less than the 'living wage'
Unite described the wages of workers in hospitality, administrative support and retail sectors as ‘poverty pay’.
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Unite described the wages of workers in hospitality, administrative support and retail sectors as ‘poverty pay’.
The think tank say research shows that, although the wealth of over 50s declined, overall income, health and well-being did not.
Seventy one percent of people questioned by Amnesty International believe we should be able to hold the Government to account for human rights failures, including taking it to court.
A report being launched today highlights the difficulties of those in receipt of jobseeker’s benefit who do not have enough to meet their physical, psychological, spiritual and social needs.
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