• Living wage

    Living wageESG Parameter
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  • The "Living Wage" parameter goes beyond the minimum wage requirement, assessing whether suppliers pay wages that are sufficient for workers to afford a decent standard of living in their specific location. A living wage covers not only the basic needs (like food, clothing, and housing) but also allows for discretionary spending and savings. This concept is essential for ensuring that work provides a sufficient income to maintain a decent quality of life, which is a key aspect of social sustainability.

    India

    India

    Country Risk

    HIGH

    According to

    OECD

    Costa Rica

    Costa Rica

    Country Risk

    MEDIUM

    According to

    OECD

    Portugal

    Portugal

    Country Risk

    LOW

    According to

    OECD

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