A decent day’s pay for a decent day’s work – why are we still waiting for this? | John Sentamu

The living wage movement began in 2001. It’s an affront to decency that millions of workers still earn too little to live on, says John Sentamu, the archbishop of York

Everyone in the UK today knows what political uncertainty is. And they don’t like it. Yet far too many of our neighbours have been living with another kind of uncertainty. It’s faced by families as they struggle to balance the household budget, week in, week out. They don’t know what the next pay packet will hold or if a shift will be cancelled at the last minute.

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