Introduce a living wage to tackle in-work poverty

What this means

• The Labour Party promised to introduce a living wage as part of its 2024 general election manifesto, published in November 2024.[source]
• The commitment aims to help around 145,000 people who are in paid work but still living in poverty, a situation known as in-work poverty.[source]
• Alongside the living wage, Labour also promised to give workers a legal right to flexible working arrangements.[source]
• This is a promise only, not yet law or policy. No delivery date has been set, so voters and watchdogs should track whether it progresses if Labour enters government.[source]

Direct impact (1)

• owned by party
  The Labour PartyParty

Indirect impact (10)

Two-hop relationships traced through the entity above. Useful for spotting downstream knock-on effects.

• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Alan KellyOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Ciarán AhernOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Conor SheehanOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Duncan SmithOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Eoghan KennyOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Ged NashOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  George LawlorOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Ivana BacikOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Marie SherlockOfficeholder
• owned by party → party member2-hop via labour
  Mark WallOfficeholder