Cleaning Express is proud to announce that it has been accredited as a Living Wage Employer. Cleaning Express is now an accredited Living Wage Employer.
What is the living wage?
The real living wage is higher than the government’s minimum or National Living Wage. It is an hourly rate that is calculated independently based on actual costs of living. The Living Wage Foundation announces the rate each year as part of Living Wage Week. The current rate in the UK is PS10.90, while the rate in London is PS11.95, which reflects the higher cost of living.
Cleaning Express is one of over 12,000 organizations that have chosen to pay the Living Wage. A hard-working day deserves a fair wage.
What it means for our Staff
The Living Wage Movement has helped hundreds of thousands of families in the UK earn enough money to live. They can focus on one job and have an income that they can depend on. They can then work hard and get paid for it, while still having plenty of free time to relax during the week.
What it means to our customers
Cleaning Express customers can rest assured that their cleaners are paid fairly for the work they do. You can also interact with the office staff at Cleaning Express.
Cleaning Express is committed in the future to paying the Living Wage and providing great opportunities for training and growth within the company. You can rest assured that all of our cleaners will be able to take advantage of the training courses we offer and other benefits while still being paid at least a Living Wage. We want to provide the best cleaning standards possible in London. This is the next step towards achieving this.
What it Means for Cleaning Express
Cleaning Express learned very early that by caring for the Staff, the Staff will take care of customers. This is the next phase in making sure our employees are well looked after. This ensures that everyone who works for Cleaning Express and has contributed to our growth will be behind us in the future.
Cleaning Express has experienced a period of rapid growth and expansion. However, we have not lost sight of our core values. As we continue to grow, our core values will remain the same. We reward hard work and great people. This commitment is something we are very proud of, and it has a great impact on our employees and customers.
Theoretically, our estimate of mispricing is opposite to predictions made by the rational asset bubble framework developed by Gali ( 2014). This is a challenge for the narrow framework of rationale bubbles. This does not, however, exclude the possibility of (temporary or otherwise) mispricing in stock markets. This is demonstrated by using the framework for asset mispricing developed by Brunnermeier & Julliard( 2008), in which mispricing may be caused (i) either by a violation of the transversality requirement or (ii) by the false expectations of investors who are irrational about the fundamentals of the stock, such as discounted future dividends, and equity risk premiums. This framework highlights the ambiguity of the response to a mispricing element in stock prices and can capture our empirical findings.
This paper is organized as follows. Section 1 formalizes our accounting framework for decomposing stock prices into fundamental components, expected risk premiums, and mispricing components. In Section 2, we describe our empirical methodology and identification strategy. Our main results are presented in Section 3. In Section 4, we discuss the robustness and compare these results to those in Gali and Gambetti ( 2015). Section 5 concludes.
1.1 Households
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