Companies paying all their staff the Real Living Wage (higher than the National Living Wage)
Ethical employers more likely to have generous budgets for HR, Learning & Development, and CSR
Companies which are signed up to the Living Wage Foundation. Demonstrating a commitment to employee relations and wellbeing, these companies are committed to pay all their staff a minimum of £13.45 an hour (£14.80 in London).
Every UK company is obliged to pay the National Living Wage, an hourly rate of £12.71 (over 21s only), but the employers on these mailing lists have gone further, highlighting their commitment to pay fair wages to their employees. Companies on this list include Aviva, Barclays, Burberry, Channel 4, ClearChannel, GSK, ITV, Legal & General and Linklaters.
Companies supporting the Living Wage Foundation are more likely to put generous budgets into talent development. learning & development, CSR and human resources.
If these ethical employers are the type of companies you would like to do business with, head to the website of the Living Wage Foundation.