As Living Wage Week comes to an end, the work to try to achieve it for workers in the UK and around the world continues.

Why anyone who supports women's rights should support living wages - but will have to demand that they reach all the way through the supply chain.

https://impacttlimited.com/Oxfam GB's ethical trade manager Rachel Wilshaw explains the compelling case for a living wage in developing countries and the UK alike, and looks at the benefits for both companies and workers.

Retailers, major brands, governments and trade unions are starting to align in a push towards raising wages.

Living wage as an issue is not going to go away. Even David Cameron says it's “an idea whose time has come”. How should companies proceed?

With the North East of England suffering from the lowest wages in the UK, the Northern TUC's Neil Foster looks ahead to this week's Living Wage Summit.

Opening a series of insights with a look at the challenges of implementing living wages in a global economy, Sabita Banerji asks who's making progress and where they can look to for support.

Does banana pricing in the UK leave producers and workers short-changed? 

A footprint of poverty in Kenyan fresh produce: Oxfam’s new report with IPL

Peter Williams represents Home-Workers Worldwide and coordinates ETI's NGO Caucus. He hopes that ETI members are learning from the horse meat saga.