London living wage rises to 13.85 per hour in boost to 140,000 workers

Katherine Chapman emphasizes that low-paid workers in London, who are significantly affected by the cost of living crisis, will see substantial benefits from the real living wage increase.

The Living Wage Foundation's director stated that the new rates will greatly enhance the financial situations of nearly half a million workers struggling with persistently high costs.

The recent shift from £13.15 to £13.85 per hour showcases the ongoing commitment of over 4,000 London employers to support their workers amid rising living costs.

With 15,000 accredited employers, the Living Wage Foundation signifies a proactive movement towards ensuring fair wages that meet actual living expenses across the UK.

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