A living wage at work : experiences of employers and employees in the Accredited Employer Program of the Living Wage Campaign workplaces
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Stansfield, John
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2017-03
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Accredited Employer Program (AEP)
Living Wage Movement Aotearoa New Zealand
living wage workplaces
semi-structured interviews
New Zealand
poverty reduction
inequality
minimum wage
Living Wage Movement Aotearoa New Zealand
living wage workplaces
semi-structured interviews
New Zealand
poverty reduction
inequality
minimum wage
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Stansfield, J. M. (2017). A living wage at work :Experiences of employers and employees in the Accredited Employer Program of the Living Wage Campaign workplaces. Auckland, New Zealand.
Abstract
In 2015 Living Wage Movement Aotearoa NZ commissioned research into the current experiences, in accredited workplaces, of employees and employers of the Accredited Employer Program (AEP). The research was funded through the Metro group under the Metro ITP voucher scheme. The research was conducted by John Stansfield, Senior Lecturer in Community Development at Unitec Institute of Technology.
This research project’s results are examined in this report. The Living Wage Movement is interested in the findings to ensure that the Living Wage Employer programme is continually reviewed, the benefits and experiences can inform future activity, and the Movement captures the story of the Living Wage Aotearoa over time. The principal areas of investigation are :
A/. The most significant change as a result of becoming a Living Wage business
B/. Motivation for becoming accredited
C/. Impression of the fidelity of the scheme
D/. Barriers to signing up
E/. Benefits of signing up
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Living Wage Aotearoa New Zealand (Auckland)
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