Sentence examples for implement the living from inspiring English sources

Around 800 contractors working with Nestlé will implement the living wage by December 2017.

A: It should have a clear commitment that, wherever it is within its power, it will implement the living wage, and it will encourage private sector employers to also implement the living wage.

If you implement the living wage across the country, then you could cost jobs not make them.

There would be proposals in the scheme to help businesses implement the living wage, McDonnell said, to make sure there was no negative effect on jobs or hours.

They employ a very large amount of people in this country and if they did implement the living wage it would lift a huge number of people out of working poverty and allow them to have some financial stability".

Lidl was praised for becoming the first UK supermarket to implement the living wage, but that praise quickly turned sour when it transpired the payrise would not extend to employees in Northern Ireland.

We will award it to employers; we will support employers who are implementing the living wage.

The care sector is warning that further cuts to local government budgets, combined with the costs of implementing the living wage, will be a catastrophe for the elderly.

A Heart of Midlothian spokesman said: "The club feels that implementing the living wage is entirely in keeping with the values that we hold dear as Edinburgh's oldest football club.

"Having reviewed the salary structure across all areas of the club, we propose to implement the nationally-approved living wage, across all staff, including part-time and contract workers," said Budge.

Implementing the "national living wage" will cost Primark tens of millions of pounds by 2020 but will not mean higher clothing prices, the retailer's parent company has said.