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What is the ‘living wage’?
Across the world, 24% of employers now pay a living wage, while 54% of the rest expect to in the next 5 years according to a survey by PwC and WageIndicator. A living wage pays enough to provide a decent standard of living for both a worker and their family. It should be enough to provide for basic needs such as food, water, housing, clothing and transport along with some discretionary income. While also enabling people to save for unexpected events.
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The Future Of Real Estate
The Future of Real Estate is a five episode series that profiles global CEOs on the forces shaping our buildings and cities in a time of unprecedented change. Each episode explores topics that include hybrid work, housing affordability, resilience, decarbonization and real estate in the metaverse.
