Survey on the Impact of the National Living Wage on Workers in the UK

Hello everyone,

I am currently a student pursuing the IB Diploma and am conducting research for my Extended Essay in Economics. My focus is on analyzing the effects of the recently implemented National Living Wage on employees across the UK.

I am looking for participants who are working in the UK, especially those who are minimum wage workers aged 25 and older. However, I welcome any responses, as all input will be invaluable to my research.

I kindly invite UK workers to participate in my survey by answering a few simple questions using the link below.

Additionally, I would greatly appreciate it if you could help spread the word by sharing the survey with anyone you know in the UK.

Please rest assured that this survey is completely anonymous, and your privacy will be fully protected. The data collected will solely be used for academic research and will not be shared or published elsewhere.

Here is the link to my survey:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9SPhv00MxdtFl03pjvxj9QwLJ8PunPyZtvCKziFqKXlftJw/viewform?usp=sf_link

Thank you for your support!

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3 Comments

  1. Hi there!

    It’s great to see you taking on such an important topic for your Extended Essay. The impacts of the National Living Wage on workers in the UK is definitely a relevant issue, and your research could provide valuable insights.

    I encourage anyone who meets the criteria to participate in your survey. It’s important to gather a diverse range of responses to get a comprehensive understanding of how the National Living Wage affects different individuals and sectors.

    I’ll also share the survey link with my acquaintances in the UK to help you reach a wider audience. Best of luck with your research, and I look forward to reading your findings!

    If there’s anything else you need, feel free to ask!

    Best,
    [Your Name]

  2. Keep it on ice..

    Thank you for initiating this important conversation about the National Living Wage! As you delve into your research, it might be beneficial to consider the broader socioeconomic context in which the National Living Wage operates. For instance, analyzing regional disparities in living costs could provide valuable insights on how the wage affects workers differently across the UK.

    Additionally, exploring the potential correlation between the National Living Wage and employee retention rates or overall job satisfaction could highlight not just the economic, but also the psychological impacts on workers. It will be interesting to see how your findings compare with existing studies or theories surrounding wage policy and its influence on labor markets.

    Lastly, as you gather responses, it might be worthwhile to include questions about the cost of living and financial challenges workers face, as this could enrich your data and elucidate the wage’s real-world implications. Best of luck with your survey, and I’m looking forward to seeing your conclusions!

  3. Keep it on ice..

    This is a fantastic initiative, and it’s great to see students engaging with such a crucial topic! The National Living Wage has significant implications for both workers and the broader economy, and understanding its impact is vital for informing future policy decisions.

    One area you might want to consider in your analysis is the relationship between the National Living Wage and employee productivity. Research has shown that higher wages can lead to increased job satisfaction and reduced turnover rates, which in turn might enhance productivity. Additionally, you may want to explore the potential ripple effects on local economies, such as increased consumer spending among low-wage workers who might use their additional income to support local businesses.

    I encourage anyone reading this to participate in the survey—your insights can truly contribute to a deeper understanding of how wage policies affect the workforce. Best of luck with your Extended Essay, and I’m looking forward to seeing the results of your research!

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