Table of contents
- What exactly does it mean to be a living wage employer? What are the risks/rewards of becoming a living wage employer?
- How can businesses cope with the increase in payroll?
- What are the tax implications for businesses?
- How might a push to become a living wage employer affect other work benefits (pensions etc)?
- How can lawyers assist businesses in structuring a move to becoming a living wage employer?
Article summary
Employment analysis: Several companies, including Starbucks and Lidl, have recently announced voluntary decisions to pay their employees a ‘living wage’. But what is the living wage and how does it differ from the minimum wage? Nick Jones, a partner at Lyons Davidson, explains the ins and outs of the concept and the practical impact on employers.
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