The document discusses the concept of a living wage, which is defined as an income level that provides workers and their families with basic life necessities without relying on government assistance or credit. It notes that New Zealand's calculated living wage is $18.80 per hour. The living wage aims to allow workers to live with dignity and participate actively in society by earning enough money to do things like volunteer, go on dates, spend time with family, start a family, afford food and other monthly expenses, and avoid working multiple jobs.
The document discusses the concept of a living wage, which is defined as an income level that provides workers and their families with basic life necessities without relying on government assistance or credit. It notes that New Zealand's calculated living wage is $18.80 per hour. The living wage aims to allow workers to live with dignity and participate actively in society by earning enough money to do things like volunteer, go on dates, spend time with family, start a family, afford food and other monthly expenses, and avoid working multiple jobs.
The document discusses the concept of a living wage, which is defined as an income level that provides workers and their families with basic life necessities without relying on government assistance or credit. It notes that New Zealand's calculated living wage is $18.80 per hour. The living wage aims to allow workers to live with dignity and participate actively in society by earning enough money to do things like volunteer, go on dates, spend time with family, start a family, afford food and other monthly expenses, and avoid working multiple jobs.
Muidur Rahman/ 1303715 What is Living wage? A Living Wage is the income necessary to provide workers and their families with the basic necessities of life. A Living Wage will enable workers to live with dignity and to participate as active citizens in society.
According to the living wage recalculation in 2014, $18.80 is chosen to be the living wage rate in NZ.
Living Wage Aotearoa New Zealand
Why Does Living Wage Matter? Who Supports Living Wages? What does a Living Wage mean? I would have time to volunteer with my church.
I would be able to take my girlfriend out on a date.
I would be able to see my children.
I would be able to afford to start a family.
I would be able to get to the end of the month without using my credit card.
I would be able to afford to send my kids on a field trip.
I would be able to buy enough food for my family.
I wouldn't have to work two jobs just to make ends meet.