On the money: Anne Morgan wraps up the living wage campaign
‘Fifteen new accreditations within the Quaker community have been achieved.’
The Quaker Living Wage Campaign was established in 2015, following Quaker Equality Week. It was the result of a multi-faceted concern about: inequality and low wages; increasing use of food banks; a need to hold second and third jobs; and debt. Its purpose was to encourage Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) and all organisations associated with it to pay the real living wage and become accredited with the Living Wage Foundation.
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