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advantages for the majority of society. Smith argued that higher productivity and overall growth led to higher wages that in turn led to greater benefits for society. Based on his writings, one can infer that Smith would support a living wage commensurate with the overall growth of the economy. This, in turn, would lead to more happiness and joy for people, while helping to keep families and people out of poverty. Political institutions can create a system of liberty for individuals to ensure opportunity for higher wages through higher production and thus stable growth for society.
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Employment Policies Institute in 2000, only 31% viewed living wages as a very or somewhat effective anti-poverty tool, while 98% viewed policies like the US earned income tax credit and general welfare grants in a similar vein. On the other hand, according to Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi, an economist with the State of California's Division of Labor Statistics and Research, the living wage may be seen by the public as preferable to other methods because it reinforces the
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such, the obligation to fulfill the right of a living wage rests on the owners and employers of private resources. His argument goes beyond that a wage should provide mere subsistence but that it should provide humans with the capabilities to 'develop within reasonable limits all faculties, physical, intellectual, moral and spiritual.' A living wage for him is 'the amount of remuneration that is sufficient to maintain decently the laborer'
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that is one that allows them to meet their basic needs and participate in society at a minimum level. This is significantly higher than the 30% that fall below the standard in the UK as a whole. This represents 3.5 million
Londoners, an increase of 400,000 since 2010/11. The research highlights the need to improve incomes through better wages, mainly, the London Living Wage, to ensure more Londoners reach a decent standard of living.
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of the population. It is estimated that workers who qualify for the living wage legislation are currently between 1-2% of the bottom quartile of wage distribution.Real life implications to living wage legislation is important to address. Raising wages can decrease job opportunities for low wage workers as it cuts costs for profit seeking organizations and companies. The pool gets smaller despite an increase in wage rates.
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381:. The tie-in with a living wage is the idea that income is an important, though not exclusive, means for capabilities. The enhancement of people's capabilities allows them to better function both in society and as workers. These capabilities are further passed down from parents to children. Finally, Stabile analyses the lack of a living wage as the imposition of
200:. Both argued for an income that considers needs, particularly those that ensure the communal good. Aristotle saw self-sufficiency as a requirement for happiness which he defined as, 'that which on its own makes life worthy of choice and lacking in nothing'. As he placed the responsibility in ensuring that the poor could earn a
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Rising real wages are secured by growth through increasing productivity against stable price levels, i.e. prices not affected by inflation. A system of liberty, secured through political institutions whereupon even the "lower ranks of people" could secure the opportunity for higher wages and an acceptable standard of living.
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Many city officials have opposed living wage requirements because they believe that they restrict business climate thus making cities less appealing to potential industries. Logistically cities must hire employees to administer the ordinance. Conversely advocates for the legislation have acknowledged
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Research shows that minimum wage laws and living wage legislation impact poverty differently: evidence demonstrates that living wage legislation reduces poverty. The parties impacted by minimum wage laws and living wage laws differ as living wage legislation generally applies to a more limited sector
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the control group as the subset of cities that attempted to pass a living wage law but were unsuccessful. This comparison indicates that living wages raise the average wage level in cities. However, it reduces the likelihood of employment for individuals in the bottom percentile of wage distribution.
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arising due to a lack of living wage. Muilenburg and Singh see welfare programs, such as housing and school meals, as being a subsidy for employers that allow them to pay low wages. This subsidy, taking the form of an externality, is of course paid for by society in the form of taxes. This thought is
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are poverty and inequality. A living wage is meant to address these by providing the material basis that allows individuals a degree of autonomy and prevents disproportionate income and wealth that would inevitably lead to a societal fissure between the rich and poor. A living wage further allows for
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John Ryan argues for a living wage from a rights perspective. He considers a living wage to be a right that all labourers are entitled to from the 'common bounty of nature'. He argues that private ownership of resources precludes access to them by others who would need them to maintain themselves. As
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wage, many of the beneficiaries may already be in families that make substantially more than that necessary to provide an adequate standard of living; this argument focuses on the portion benefitting who are in poverty, rather than the portion in poverty who are benefitting. According to a survey of
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in 2014 indicated that at that time the proportion of jobs outside London paying less than the living wage was 23%. The equivalent figure within London was 19%. Research by
Loughborough University, commissioned by Trust for London, shows 4 in 10 Londoners cannot afford a decent standard of living -
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Although these ordinances are recent, a number of studies have attempted to measure the impact of these policies on wages and employment. Researchers have had difficulty measuring the impact of these policies because it is difficult to isolate a control group for comparison. A notable study defined
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Service Employees International Union teamed up with public officials against legislation to eliminate local living wages. According to U.S. Department of Labor data, Wisconsin Jobs Now - a non-profit organization fighting inequality through higher wages - has received at least $
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Servants, labourers and workmen of different kinds, make up the far greater part of every great political society. But what improves the circumstances of the greater part can never be regarded as an inconvenience to the whole. No society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which the far greater
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Employer mark. Since 2011, the Living Wage Foundation has accredited thousands of employers that pay its proposed living wage. The living wage in London is calculated by GLA Economics and the CRSP calculates the out-of-London Living Wage. Their recommended hourly rates for 2015 are
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Different ideas on a living wage have been advanced by modern campaigns that have pushed for localities to adopt them. Supporters of a living wage have argued that a wage is more than just compensation for labour. It is a means of securing a living and it leads to public policies that address both
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Critics have warned of not just an increase in unemployment but also price increases and a lack of entry-level jobs due to labor substitutions effects. The voluntary undertaking of a living wage is criticized as impossible due to the competitive advantage other businesses in the same market would
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established the Living Wage Unit to calculate the London Living Wage, although the authority had no power to enforce it. The London Living Wage was developed in 2008 when Trust for London awarded a grant of over £1 million for campaigning, research and an employer accreditation scheme. The Living
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calculated the necessary full-time hourly wage to spend 30% of income on rental of a fair-market, 2-bedroom apartment. Estimates range from a high of $ 36.82/hr in Hawaii (where minimum wage is $ 10.10/hr) to $ 14.26 in
Arkansas (the lowest state, raising its minimum from $ 9.25 to $ 11/hr) and $
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by Zeng and Honig indicated that living wage workers have higher affective commitment and lower turnover intention. Workers paid a living wage were more likely to support the organization they work for in various ways including: "protecting the organizations public image, helping colleagues solve
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for workers over 25. It was phased in between 2016 and 2020 and was set at a significantly higher level than previous minimum wage rates. By 2020 it was expected to have risen to at least £9 per hour and represent a full-time annual pay equivalent to 60% of the median UK earnings. In practice the
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released a series of demands to
University administrators calling for a living wage policy at the University. These demands included a requirement that the University "explicitly address" the issue by 17 February. Although University President Teresa Sullivan did respond to the demands in a mass
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The proposed law will inform tax-payers of where their investment dollars go and will hold developers to more stringent employment standards. The proposed act will require developers who receive substantial tax-payer funded subsidies to pay employees a minimum living wage. The law is designed to
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Based on these writings, Smith advocated that labor should receive an equitable share of what labor produces. For Smith, this equitable share amounted to more than subsistence. Smith equated the interests of labor and the interests of land with overarching societal interests. He reasoned that as
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recognized that rising real wages lead to the "improvement in the circumstances of the lower ranks of people" and are therefore an advantage to society. Growth and a system of liberty were the means by which the laboring poor were able to secure higher wages and an acceptable standard of living.
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increases. Furthermore, the act will require that employees who do not receive health insurance from their employer will receive an additional $ 1.50 an hour to subsidize their healthcare expenses. Workers employed at a subsidized development will also be entitled to the living wage guarantee.
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Those in favor of living wage ordinances primarily research the negative impacts of insufficient minimum wages. In a cross-comparison between minimum wage and living wage ordinances, there are profound psychological impacts to living wage implementations. Those in favor of living wage oriented
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Like Smith, supporters of a living wage argue that the greater good for society is achieved through higher wages and a living wage. It is argued that government should in turn attempt to align the interests of those pursuing profits with the interests of the labor in order to produce societal
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Neumark and Adams, in their paper, "Do living wage ordinances reduce urban poverty?", state, "There is evidence that living wage ordinances modestly reduce the poverty rates in locations in which these ordinances are enacted. However, there is no evidence that state minimum wage laws do so."
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A contention that often impedes the progression of a living wage ordinance has to do with the scope; it is controversial whether it should apply to an individual or an entire family as wages can be nuanced when there are multiple types of households among a state. Potential solutions to the
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ruled that an employer was obliged to pay his employees a wage that guaranteed them a standard of living which was reasonable for "a human being in a civilised community" to live in "frugal comfort estimated by current... standards," regardless of the employer's capacity to pay. Justice
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complexity of a living wage ordinance include a "specific employer provision," which seeks to evaluate the pros and cons to a living wage on a company to company basis. An argument In favor of this approach asserts that it can help bolster employee morale and increase social capital.
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political participation by all classes of people which is required to prevent the political interests of the rich from undermining the needs of the poor. These arguments for a living wage, taken together, can be seen as necessary elements for 'social sustainability and cohesion'.
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part of the members are poor and miserable. It is but equity, besides, that they who feed, clothe, and lodge the whole body of the people, should have such a share of the produce of their own labour as to be themselves tolerably well fed, clothed and lodged.
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on others. These externalities take the form of depleting the stock of workers by 'exploiting and exhausting the workforce'. This leads to economic inefficiency as businesses end up overproducing their products due to not paying the full cost of labour.
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and thus effective, necessarily leads to a surplus. This means the number of employees an employer is willing to hire at a living wage is below the number they would be willing to hire at the equilibrium wage price. Many argue that, in the context of a
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Bangladesh, salaries are among the lowest in the world. During 2012 wages hovered around US$ 38 per month depending on the exchange rate. Studies by Professor Doug Miller during 2010 to 2012, have highlighted the evolving global trade practices in
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Institute indicated that business tax subsidies have grown two and a half times faster than overall New York City tax collections and asks why these public resources are invested in poverty-level jobs. Mr. Parrott testified that
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raise quality of life and stimulate local economy. Specifically the proposed act will guarantee that workers in large developmental projects will receive a wage of at least $ 10.00 an hour. The living wage will get indexed so that it keeps up with
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policies assert that it is important to acknowledge the region-specific costs that is severely lacking in minimum wage measurements. This line of thinking argues that a living wage can both enhance engagement and performance if implemented.
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for a family of four. The income would have to allow the family to "secure food, shelter, clothing, health care, transportation and other necessities of living in modern society". The definition of a living wage used by the
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testified during a May 2011 New York City
Council meeting that real wages for low-wage workers in the city have declined substantially over the last 20 years, despite dramatic increases in average education levels. A
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and Trust for London found 20% of employees in London were paid below the Living Wage Foundation's recommended living wage between 2011 and 2013. The proportion of residents paid less than this rate was highest in
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Another issue that has emerged is that living wages may be a less effective anti-poverty tool than other measures. Authors point to living wages as being only a limited way of addressing the problems of rising
51:. Due to the flexible nature of the term "needs", there is not one universally accepted measure of what a living wage is and as such it varies by location and household type. A related concept is that of a
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repeated by Grimshaw who argues that employers offset the social costs of maintaining their workforce through tax credits, housing, benefits and other wage subsidies. The issue was raised during the
230:, which were those that allowed everyone access to necessities. Prices and wages that prevented access to necessities were considered unjust as they would imperil the virtue of those without access.
349:', perspective. He sees the need for citizens to be connected to their community, and thus, sees individual and communal interests as inseparably bound. Two major problems that are antithetical to
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staff have been paid a minimum of the "living wage" recommended by the Living Wage Commission. About 2,400 employees received an initial salary increase of up to £470 above the UK-wide
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labor demands, rather than reducing aggregate demand for labor. A large amount of empirical study has focused on the employment effects of minimum wage, much of it following a study by
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problems, improving their skills and techniques, providing suggestions or advice to a management team, and caring about the organization." The authors interpret these finding through
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email sent to the University community shortly before the end of the day on 17 February, the Campaign criticized her response as "intentionally misleading" and vowed to take action.
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It is calculated on the basis of the VPSJ’s Minimum Essential Standard of Living (MESL) research, and set by the Living Wage Technical Group, benchmarked against the cost of minimum
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necessary for a worker to meet their basic needs. This is not the same as a subsistence wage, which refers to a biological minimum, or a solidarity wage, which refers to a
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in opposition from 2010 until 2015, supported a living wage and proposed tax breaks for employers who adopted it. The Labour Party has implemented a living wage in some
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Launched in 2009, Asia Floor Wage is a loose coalition of labour and other groups seeking to implement a Living Wage throughout Asia, with a particular focus on
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In 2021, the Low Pay Commission began to study the living wage, and to decide if there should be different living wages for different age categories or regions.
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The Living Wage Campaign in the United Kingdom originated in London, where it was launched in 2001 by members of the community organisation London Citizens (now
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states that "Everyone who works has the right to just and favourable remuneration ensuring for himself and for his family an existence worthy of human dignity."
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mentioned that "struggling working families should not have to subsidise the wealthiest family in the country", and therefore, implied that the large retailer
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wages and rents rise, as a result of higher productivity, societal growth will occur thus increasing the quality of life for the greater part of its members.
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set minimum wage standards in many sectors of the economy. Wages Councils were abolished in 1993 and subsequently replaced with a single statutory national
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and legal protection for workers. Since living wage ordinances attempt to address the issue of a living wage, defined by some of its proponents as a
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The concept of a living wage based on its definition as a family wage has been criticized by some for emphasizing the role of men as breadwinners.
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and ensures that there is something of value produced, unlike welfare, that is often believed to be a pure cash "gift" from the public coffers."
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Zeng, Zhaocheng; Honig, Benson (1 March 2017). "A study of living wage effects on employees' performance-related attitudes and behaviour".
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and its contractors to pay all employees a living wage pegged to inflation: $ 12.63/hr with benefits, or $ 15 without (as of 2018).
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Miller, Doug (2013). "Towards Sustainable Labour Costing in UK Fashion Retail".
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that when wages aren't sufficient, low-wage workers are often forced to rely on
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Government direction can help employers move towards offering a living wage.
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2953:"Policy & Tools: Living Wage | The Partnership For Working Families"
2677:"Budget 2015 live: George Osborne announces 'living wage' of £9 an hour"
2551:"Report of an investigation into defining a living wage for New Zealand"
2277:( 1976). An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations.
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2801:"Mayor vetoes Chicago's 'living wage' ordinance aimed at big retailers"
2750:"Lowest-paid NHS staff in Wales to receive living wage increase in pay"
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A 2014 report by the Living Wage Commission, chaired by Doctor
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2650:"Living Wage Calculation for San Francisco County, California"
1964:"Fast Food in Denmark Serves Something Atypical: Living Wages"
1862:"LIVING WAGE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary"
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committed to pay all their employees the living wage in 2020.
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4029:"The Ethics of the Living Wage: A Review and Research Agenda"
2102:"The Ethics of the Living Wage: A Review and Research Agenda"
1992:"Calculating a Living Wage for London and the rest of the UK"
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2596:"Living Wage Calculation for Los Angeles County, California"
1624:, the increase of long-term low-wage jobs, and a decline of
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Living wage campaigns came about partially as a response to
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3641:"Smith: Solidarity-PBP want living wage of at least €15.00"
2246:. Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Pub.
1888:
Living wages around the world : manual for measurement
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Ireland, Minimum Essentials Budget for (October 4, 2016).
3436:"Birmingham City Council plans to introduce 'living wage'"
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9.59/hr in Puerto Rico (where minimum wage is $ 7.25/hr).
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4377:
Measuring the Full Impact of Minimum and Living Wage Laws
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4214:"The Living Wage Movement and the Economics of Morality,"
3985:"Living Wage likely to destroy jobs and increase poverty"
3722:"Living Wage group recommends 60c rise to €12.90 an hour"
1736: – Economic model of price determination in a market
1508:, Legal Services of Greater Miami, and the South Florida
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and its related themes of sustainability, capability and
3454:"Cardiff council low paid get £1,500 'living wage' rise"
3418:"Ed Miliband: Only Labour can secure 'recovery for all'"
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3122:(Press release). Living Wage Foundation. 12 January 2016
1838:"Living Wage Calculator, User's Guide / Technical Notes"
1548:
March for a living wage in Seattle, United States (2014)
1229:, the Scottish Low Pay Unit, and Bloomsbury Fightback!.
3304:"Working poverty is 'national scandal' says Archbishop"
2623:"Living Wage Calculation for New York County, New York"
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One full-time worker (household size varies by country)
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2.5 million from SEIU organizations from 2011 to 2013.
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Towards Sustainable Labour Costing in UK Fashion Retail
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Other contemporary accounts have taken up the theme of
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List of countries by rate of fatal workplace accidents
3511:"Support the Senate House London Living Wage Campaign"
2698:"National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates"
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As of 2006, U.S. cities with living wage laws include
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for labor created by a legal threshold, rather than a
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Alderman, Liz; Greenhouse, Steven (27 October 2014).
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Living Wages Around the World: Manual for Measurement
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Living wage protest and march in New York City (2015)
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There has been an active living wage campaign in the
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Economic Policy Institute – Family Budget Calculator
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1718: – Type of non-standard or temporary employment
1709: – Rights that oblige either inaction or action
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also supports the introduction of a living wage for
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United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights
4361:Living Wage Campaign at The University of Virginia
1961:
398:in the United States, when presidential candidate
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1806:Anker, Richard; Anker, Martha (27 January 2017).
365:Donald Stabile argues for a living wage based on
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2675:Andrew Sparrow and Nick Fletcher (8 July 2015).
1528:In February 2012, a Living Wage Campaign at the
2467:TIP: The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist
2441:"Sanders: Wal-Mart Wages 'Nowhere Near Enough'"
2381:
2350:A living wage: Its ethical and economic aspects
1724: – Measure of income, comfort and services
1670: – Economic theory promoting local control
1616:with those that pay according to market rates.
427:Living wage inquiry in Sydney, Australia (1935)
4027:Werner, Andrea; Lim, Ming (1 September 2016).
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3374:"A Minimum Income Standard for London 2016/17"
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2319:"The Living Wage and Catholic Social Teaching"
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2100:Werner, Andrea; Lim, Ming (1 September 2016).
1955:
1763: – US campaign for a flexible living wage
1757: – Welfare system of unconditional income
149:in the US and UK, respectively, which shifted
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4121:"The Living Wage: Survey of Labor Economists"
3920:"UVa Living Wage Campaign threatens 'action'"
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2656:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2629:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2602:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2575:. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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1658: – Cost to maintain a standard of living
567:level remained below £9 per hour until 2022.
16:Minimum income to meet a worker's basic needs
3529:"The history of the minimum wage in Ireland"
2556:. Family Centre Social Policy Research Unit.
2465:"Why Is Living Wage Not the Minimum Wage?".
2153:"F.D.R. Makes the Case for the Minimum Wage"
2144:
1989:
1688: – Study of the markets for wage labour
762:One full-time worker (four person household)
23:Cost of a basic but decent life for a family
3497:Church-poverty.org.uk\accessdate=2015-05-19
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2994:Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences
2292:American Journal of Economics and Sociology
2038:American Journal of Economics and Sociology
1990:Conor D’Arcy, David Finch (November 2017).
1393:It has been opposed by employers including
1370:. It is supported by the political parties
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4367:Use IE techniques to determine Living Wage
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2776:"Chicago Council Passes 'Living Wage' Act"
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2427:Living wage movements: Global perspectives
2352:. London: MacMillan. pp. 27, 43, 46.
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6151:Comprehensive Employment and Training Act
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4194:Living Wages: The Issues and the Impact
4146:Living Wages: The Issues and the Impact
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3567:"Living Wage 2021/22 - €12.90 per hour"
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361:Waiting for a living wage poster (1913)
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6047:List of countries by unemployment rate
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3472:"Green Party - Jobs and a Living Wage"
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3142:"Costs and Benefits of a Living Wage"
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215:Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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3983:Len Shackleton (11 September 2012).
3720:Goodbody, Will (29 September 2021).
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3584:McDermott, Stephen (15 April 2021).
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1104:Centre for Research in Social Policy
630:in 2006, but it was vetoed by Mayor
5493:Workers' right to access the toilet
2569:"Results from the 2017 Data Update"
1424:United States living wage campaigns
157:. A living wage, by increasing the
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3960:. 20 February 2012. Archived from
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2384:Compensation & Benefits Review
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1886:Richard, Anker (27 January 2017).
1742: – United Kingdom legislation
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4201:South End Press | Raise the Floor
3803:Bettina Musiolek (October 2011).
3746:O'Sullivan, Maeve (2 June 2021).
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2774:Bellandi, Deanna (27 July 2006).
2001:
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1937:"How a living wage is calculated"
1926:
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1796:
1496:, as a partnership between local
649:living wage calculator as of 2023
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58:The living wage differs from the
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5557:Corporate collapses and scandals
3918:Davis, Megan (8 February 2012).
3783:
3765:Mangan, Ian (January 23, 2020).
2549:Peter King, Charles Waldegrave.
2473:: 50–57. 2018 – via EBSCO.
2304:10.1111/j.1536-7150.2009.00653.x
2207:"Happiness and Self-Sufficiency"
2151:Tritch, Teresa (March 7, 2014).
2050:10.1111/j.1536-7150.2009.00653.x
2016:Living Wage Movement Aotearoa NZ
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1386:recommend a living wage of €15.
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1142:Queen Mary University of London
185:President Franklin D. Roosevelt
6057:Employment-to-population ratio
5429:Occupational health psychology
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4321:Universal Living Wage Campaign
4144:Madjd-Sadjadi, Zagros (2001),
4087:Economic Development Quarterly
3548:"Who Supports the Living Wage"
2029:
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1195:which it controls, such as in
1178:Office for National Statistics
556:National Minimum Wage Act 1998
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6145:Works Progress Administration
6037:Unemployment Convention, 1919
5449:Personal protective equipment
4997:Occupational Outlook Handbook
4349:New York Living Wage Campaign
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4125:Employment Policies Institute
3832:Folbre, Nancy (23 May 2011).
2904:58 (September 2005): 177-202.
2211:Aristotle on the Perfect Life
1682: – Social-welfare system
1255:Society of St Vincent de Paul
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275:issued a papal bull entitled
6226:Psychopathy in the workplace
5399:Human factors and ergonomics
4381:Dollars & Sense Magazine
4344:London Living Wage Unit page
3895:Turken, Sam (10 July 2018).
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3232:"What price a living wage?"
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985:Upper middle income average
932:Lower middle income average
444:established a wage of 7/- (
343:A Case for the Living Wage,
74:terms, a minimum wage is a
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6140:Civil Works Administration
6022:Technological unemployment
5498:Workplace health promotion
4950:Professional certification
4647:Personality–job fit theory
4327:ACORN Living Wage campaign
4033:Journal of Business Ethics
3874:10.1177/0160449X0002500302
3810:(Report). Ostwind Institut
3392:"The Living Wage Campaign"
2957:www.forworkingfamilies.org
2902:Journal of Urban Economics
2748:Mark Smith (9 July 2014).
2106:Journal of Business Ethics
2012:"What is the Living Wage?"
1100:Joseph Rowntree Foundation
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2931:10.1007/s12122-007-9028-8
2919:Journal of Labor Research
2722:Jon Stone (8 July 2015).
2119:10.1007/s10551-015-2562-z
1997:. Living Wage Foundation.
1890:. Cheltenham. p. 8.
1680:Guaranteed minimum income
697:
616:San Francisco, California
93:Calculating a living wage
6335:Catholic social teaching
6289:Aspects of organizations
5970:Involuntary unemployment
5531:Equal pay for equal work
5454:Repetitive strain injury
4955:Professional development
4945:Professional association
4627:Letter of recommendation
4306:templates for discussion
4187:"What is a Living Wage?"
4099:10.1177/0891242404268641
3334:London's poverty profile
3196:"Beyond the Bottom Line"
3100:. Living Wage Foundation
3078:. Living Wage Foundation
2856:"Living Wage Calculator"
2396:10.1177/0886368706297430
2242:Stabile, Donald (2008).
1866:dictionary.cambridge.org
1790:
1697: – Wage control law
1632:wage, rather than as an
1573:, this would reduce the
1227:Church Action on Poverty
1095:Greater London Authority
596:Living City, Living Wage
136:Greater London Authority
6274:Aspects of corporations
6236:Slow movement (culture)
6115:Employer of last resort
6017:Structural unemployment
5955:Frictional unemployment
5394:Epilepsy and employment
5281:Performance-related pay
5215:National average salary
5128:996 working hour system
4357:– Fair Labor Practices.
4222:SSRN Electronic Journal
4192:Madjd-Sadjadi, Zagros,
3957:Richmond Times-Dispatch
3659:"Towards a Living Wage"
2648:Glasmeier, Amy (2017).
2621:Glasmeier, Amy (2017).
2594:Glasmeier, Amy (2017).
2567:Glasmeier, Amy (2017).
2503:SSRN Electronic Journal
2205:Kenny, Anthony (1992).
1836:Glasmeier, Amy (2016).
1468:Fiscal Policy Institute
1176:(32%). Research by the
1108:Loughborough University
751:purchasing power parity
718:A study carried out in
548:Wages Councils Act 1945
6284:Aspects of occupations
6090:Unemployment insurance
6042:Unemployment extension
6012:Reserve army of labour
5817:Constructive dismissal
5624:Sleeping while on duty
5589:Exploitation of labour
5471:Sick building syndrome
4642:Person–environment fit
4512:Independent contractor
4371:Northumbria University
4284:Living Wage Calculator
4274:Living Wage Calculator
4252:Living Wage Calculator
2488:6 October 2009 at the
1755:Universal basic income
1549:
1530:University of Virginia
1524:University of Virginia
1438:
1133:
1119:Living Wage Foundation
1086:
1077:Living Wage Foundation
1071:Living Wage Foundation
725:social exchange theory
707:
686:
599:
572:Living Wage Foundation
472:Select regions (2017)
428:
383:negative externalities
367:moral economic thought
362:
323:
295:and again in 1961, by
261:
211:
181:
94:
24:
6294:Aspects of workplaces
6032:Unemployment benefits
6027:Types of unemployment
5965:Graduate unemployment
5859:Letter of resignation
5488:Workers' compensation
5481:Occupational fatality
4985:Vocational university
4585:Employment counsellor
3862:Labor Studies Journal
3515:Bloomsbury Fightback!
3203:Resolution Foundation
2425:Grimshaw, D. (2004).
1761:Universal Living Wage
1746:Universal inheritance
1740:Trade Boards Act 1909
1547:
1466:James Parrott of the
1436:
1418:textile manufacturing
1150:Resolution Foundation
1128:
1084:
1066:Living wage movements
731:Living wage estimates
705:
640:
628:living wage ordinance
593:
544:Trade Boards Act 1909
426:
360:
321:
246:
207:
177:
92:
22:
6100:Job creation program
5876:Mandatory retirement
5829:Employee offboarding
5649:Workplace incivility
5644:Workplace harassment
5419:Occupational disease
5414:Occupational burnout
5329:Disability insurance
5173:Workweek and weekend
5153:Retroactive overtime
4975:Vocational education
4890:Continuing education
4728:Permanent employment
4230:10.2139/ssrn.2212100
4163:Industrial Democracy
3665:. November 25, 2015.
3178:"London Living Wage"
2511:10.2139/ssrn.2212100
1850:on 18 February 2018.
1221:newspaper columnist
1187:, the leader of the
1165:New Policy Institute
564:National Living Wage
314:Contemporary thought
6005:Recession-proof job
6000:Lists of recessions
5938:Economic depression
5886:Retirement planning
5767:Work–life interface
5604:Employee monitoring
5572:Corporate behaviour
5562:Accounting scandals
5444:Occupational stress
5434:Occupational injury
4965:Reflective practice
4960:Professional school
4682:Work-at-home scheme
4602:Induction programme
4580:Employment contract
4560:Business networking
4355:LaborFair Resources
4160:S Webb and B Webb,
4013:. 10 November 2012.
3552:Living Wage Ireland
3212:on 15 February 2013
2807:. 11 September 2006
2780:The Washington Post
2445:Sen. Bernie Sanders
2348:Ryan, John (1912).
1622:economic inequality
1239:Republic of Ireland
1233:Republic of Ireland
1140:and carried out by
1038:High income average
744:Sullivan Principles
678: $ 19.00-19.99
672: $ 18.00-18.99
666: $ 17.00-17.99
660: $ 16.00-16.99
473:
437:Harvester Judgement
379:capability approach
351:civic republicanism
347:civic republicanism
341:Jerold Waltman, in
6330:Wages and salaries
6268:See also templates
6105:Job creation index
6069:Youth unemployment
5933:Discouraged worker
5822:Wrongful dismissal
5802:At-will employment
5675:Civil conscription
5639:Workplace bullying
5526:Affirmative action
5508:Workplace wellness
5439:Occupational noise
5075:Long service leave
4935:Overspecialization
4915:Induction training
4870:Career development
4392:The New York Times
3964:on 5 February 2013
3932:on 20 January 2013
3925:The Daily Progress
3424:. 5 November 2013.
3284:on 23 October 2014
2860:livingwage.mit.edu
2654:livingwage.mit.edu
2627:livingwage.mit.edu
2600:livingwage.mit.edu
2573:livingwage.mit.edu
2213:. pp. 23–42.
1728:Subsistence crisis
1722:Standard of living
1550:
1439:
1368:standard of living
1161:Archbishop of York
1134:
1087:
828:Low income average
708:
687:
600:
560:Low Pay Commission
469:
429:
363:
324:
202:sustainable living
95:
45:standard of living
41:labor productivity
25:
6317:
6316:
6216:Post-work society
6196:Kiss up kick down
5928:Barriers to entry
5893:Severance package
5725:Human trafficking
5619:Sexual harassment
5599:Employee handbook
5518:Equal opportunity
5381:Safety and health
5371:Take-home vehicle
4980:Vocational school
4930:Lifelong learning
4905:Further education
4865:Career counseling
4860:Career assessment
4637:Overqualification
4212:Nadeem, Shehzad,
3535:. 9 January 2020.
3354:. 12 October 2015
3275:Landman Economics
3098:"The Calculation"
3058:"The Living Wage"
3006:10.1002/cjas.1375
2959:. 17 October 2012
2253:978-1-84844-197-2
1734:Supply and demand
1586:structural change
1566:equilibrium price
1518:Miami-Dade County
1514:Miami-Dade County
1484:Miami-Dade County
1478:income inequality
1453:public assistance
1364:
1363:
1055:
1054:
624:Chicago, Illinois
580:Agenda for Change
540:Winston Churchill
532:
531:
308:Pope John Paul II
302:Mater et magistra
292:Quadragesimo anno
256:Wealth of Nations
236:Wealth of Nations
6342:
6304:Critique of work
6299:Corporate titles
6267:
6266:
6186:Evil corporation
6052:Employment rates
5975:Jobless recovery
5943:Great Depression
5903:Golden parachute
5898:Golden handshake
5695:Job satisfaction
5685:Critique of work
5503:Workplace phobia
5334:Health insurance
5291:Wage compression
5259:Progressive wage
5113:35-hour workweek
5080:No call, no show
5070:Leave of absence
4920:Knowledge worker
4848:Master craftsman
4652:Personality hire
4590:Executive search
4570:Curriculum vitae
4555:Background check
4424:
4417:
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3974:
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3942:
3941:
3939:
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3928:. Archived from
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3755:
3752:The Conversation
3743:
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3736:
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3717:
3711:
3710:
3708:
3706:
3691:
3685:
3684:
3677:"Workers Rights"
3673:
3667:
3666:
3663:The Labour Party
3655:
3649:
3648:
3636:
3630:
3629:
3626:Social Democrats
3618:
3612:
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3517:. 3 August 2011.
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3414:
3408:
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3394:. Archived from
3388:
3382:
3381:
3378:Trust for London
3370:
3364:
3363:
3361:
3359:
3344:
3338:
3337:
3326:
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3294:
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3289:
3283:
3277:. Archived from
3272:
3264:
3258:
3257:
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3253:
3247:
3241:. Archived from
3239:Trust for London
3236:
3228:
3222:
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3211:
3205:. Archived from
3200:
3192:
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3174:
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1999:
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1877:
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1858:
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1824:
1823:
1803:
1786:
1784:Economics portal
1781:
1780:
1751:
1712:
1691:
1582:Rehn and Meidner
1578:aggregate demand
1380:Social Democrats
1263:
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1213:Northern Ireland
1138:Trust for London
756:
755:
720:Hamilton, Canada
683:
677:
671:
665:
659:
654: $ 15-15.99
653:
632:Richard M. Daley
626:, also passed a
620:Washington, D.C.
536:minimum wage law
492:
474:
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283:support a family
259:
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217:, Art. 23 Sec. 3
188:
159:purchasing power
80:reservation wage
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6309:Organized labor
6279:Aspects of jobs
6255:
6246:Toxic workplace
6181:Emotional labor
6154:
6078:Public programs
6073:
5990:Great Recession
5960:Full employment
5948:Long Depression
5914:
5812:Banishment room
5788:
5710:Refusal of work
5653:
5577:Corporate crime
5545:
5512:
5375:
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4910:Graduate school
4820:
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4677:Underemployment
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4480:Self-employment
4455:Contingent work
4445:Academic tenure
4438:Classifications
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3628:. July 5, 2017.
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3608:www.sinnfein.ie
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3398:on 22 July 2011
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1564:, if above the
1542:
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1251:Unite the Union
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612:New Mexico
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