Boris Johnson agreeing to support the Living Wage at the Mayoral Assembly	2,500 citizens at the Mayoral Accountability Assembly, April 2008	Westfield receiving a Living Wage Employer Award from WLC	Living Wage Demo outside the Andaz Hotel in Liverpool Street, July 2008

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What is the London Living Wage?

The London Living Wage (LLW) is a London weighted minimum wage, which takes into account the higher living costs of London. The figure currently stands at £7.60 per hour; £1.87 above the National Minimum Wage

WHO WORKS OUT THE LLW?

The London Living Wage is worked out by the Greater London Authority (GLA) London Living wage Unit.

A copy of the GLA's report on the figure can be found in Living Wage Resources

WHAT IS LONDON CITIZENS' CAMPAIGN CALLING FOR?

That all employers become Living Wage Employers. For a list of what this includes see Living Wage Employers

HOW SUCCESFUL HAS THE CAMPAIGN BEEN SO FAR?

Since its launch back in 2001, the campaign has put an estimated £24 million back in the pockets of low-waged workers.

For the calculation of this figure see Living Wage Resources

For a list of employers that pay the LLW see Living Wage Employers