Ten colleges not paying real Living Wage
A Cherwell investigation has found that at least ten Oxford colleges were still not paying the real Living Wage of £9.30 per hour to all of their permanent employees and casual workers as of 16th December 2020.
University plans to announce its commitment to Oxford Living Wage
Oxford University plans to announce its commitment to pay the Oxford Living Wage to its staff from August 2020.
The Living Wage in Oxford...
Merton pledge support for Homeless Charter
Merton College announced last Tuesday that they have pledged support for Oxford Homeless Movement Charter, becoming the latest Oxford organisation to join the cause.
The...
St Anne’s JCR condemn college for failure to pay Oxford Living Wage
St Anne’s JCR passed a motion on Sunday, stating its support for the College paying its staff the Oxford Living Wage, which it currently...
St Hugh’s JCR rejects motion to create Liaison Officer for Oxford Living Wage
St Hugh’s currently pays its scouts £9 per hour, which is less than the Oxford Living Wage.
Living Wage scheme launches with only Campion Hall on board
Oxford was recently classed the least affordable city in the UK, with average weekly rental prices at £121.15, much higher than the national average of £87.68.
Councillor outraged at ‘disgusting’ number of colleges not paying Oxford Living Wage
Susan Brown, Leader of Oxford City Council, has said she will be writing to the wealthiest Oxford colleges after calling the number of colleges...
Calls for Uni to introduce Oxford Living Wage
The Oxford Living Wage is set at 95% of the London Living Wage to reflect the high costs of living in Oxford
‘Pay Oxford living wage’, campaign tells Uni
The petition reflects Oxford City Council’s recent commitment to pay its employees an ‘Oxford Living Wage’, which stands at 95% of the London living wage.
Campaign launched for ‘Oxford Living Wage’
The petition reflects Oxford City Council’s recent commitment to pay its employees an ‘Oxford Living Wage’, which stands at 95% of the London living wage
Living wage ‘Norrington Table’ launched
The table, compiled by the Oxford University Living Wage Campaign, ranks each college by a range of factors, including base pay rate, job security, and bonuses
Colleges fail to pay the Oxford Living Wage
St. Anne’s and Wycliffe Hall also pay less than the real living wage to some staff
Less than one third of Oxford colleges signed up to pay staff living wage
Only eleven of Oxford’s 38 colleges are currently accredited living wage employers
The scout system at Oxford must be scrapped
Michael Shao argues that scouts, paid a pittance and often treated quite badly, remove any sense of privacy and adult independence at university
