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GLA Economics set up the Living Wage Unit to calculate a ‘living wage’ for London in response to a Mayoral election pledge. Since its initial report in early 2005, the Living Wage Unit has extended its work to include a living wage for young people.

Our living wage publications

• Working Paper 26: What makes employees more likely to be low paid in London? - November 2007
• A Fairer London: The Living Wage in London - April 2007
• A Fairer London: The Living Wage in London - May 2006
• Current Issues Note 7: London's living wage for young people - November 2005
• A Fairer London: The Living Wage in London - March 2005

You might also be interested in

• Women in London's Economy main report - January 2006
• Our London, Our Future Planning for London's Growth 2 - November 2005
• GLA Economics hosted a Skilled City workshop at the Dynamic City conference in November 2005
• Lone Parents in London - April 2004

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