According to the Living Wage Foundation, night workers in London are disproportionately affected by low wages, with 17 percent earning less than the real living wage of £13.85 per hour.
The report highlights that nearly half of night workers in London feel they have little control over their working hours, exacerbating issues of job insecurity.
Health implications are significant, with 31 percent of night workers reporting adverse effects on their physical health and 28 percent indicating negative impacts on mental health.
The gap between the national living wage and the real living wage poses a challenge for night workers, with many earning below what is considered sustainable for everyday life.
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