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Information taken from House of Fraser's website

Responded to survey: no

MSI involvement: no [what's this?]

Grade 0: Does not accept the principle of a living wage [what's this?]

Summary

While there is some evidence of an ethical trading policy, it is not developed enough to have considered living wages.

Position on living wages

The Ethical Sourcing Policy on House of Fraser's website states:

Wages must be paid according to the national law or industry benchmark, whichever is the same, or greater than the minimum wage.

Work so far on living wages

None mentioned

Plans on living wages

None mentioned

Other significant information

House of Fraser does have an Ethical Sourcing Policy available on its website, including a code of conduct and a description of its monitoring and verification procedures.

Our comments

No response to our request for a submission. House of Fraser's Ethical Sourcing Policy made no mention of living wages: it works to the legal minimum.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 27 September 2008 )
 

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