Introduction to the Living Tariff Tool | By Paycheck.in
Ever wondered how much you should earn – when having no boss, being self-employed, being a gig worker? WageIndicator's Living Tariff Tool tells you in two minutes what your Living Tariff should be.
Since 2014, the WageIndicator Foundation has been providing Living Wage estimates for wage-earners based on its cost-of-living database, currently covering 164 countries. At the same time, GIZ through its gig economy initiative has been engaging workers, platforms and policy stakeholders to foster favourable framework conditions for fair work in the gig economy. Now, in partnership with GIZ, WageIndicator is launching the Living Tariff tool to help gig workers accurately assess their wage requirements. The living tariff tool is being piloted in the Pakistan, Kenya and Indonesia in close cooperation with Centre for Labour Research, and WageIndicator teams:
India: https://paycheck.in/salary/living-wag...
Pakistan: https://paycheck.pk/salary/living-tariff
Kenya: https://mywage.org/kenya/salary/livin...
Indonesia: https://gajimu.com/gaji/upah-layak-1/...
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