Kayte Lawton explains that a living wage is affordable to big business

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Following the launch of the IPPR and Resolution Foundation report What price a living wage?, Kayte Lawton explains that introducing a living wage would be relatively inexpensive for large companies and would help families on low incomes to achieve a decent standard of living.

Kayte Lawton explains that a living wage is affordable to big business

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