article_snippet.sent: United are to introduce the living wage at Old Trafford in July.
article_snippet.sent: At a recent Premier League meeting clubs agreed to adopt the policy, which sees in-house staff paid £7.85 an hour (or £9.15 an hour should the policy, which sees in-house staff paid £7.85 an hour (or £9.15 an hour be based in London), from the 2016-17 season.
article_snippet.sent: Staff at Old Trafford will be paid at least £7.85 an hour after Man United decided to introduce living wage .
article_snippet.sent: A spokesman said: 'During last month's Premier League shareholders' meeting, Premier League clubs agreed to adopt the Living Wage for all full-time employees by the start of the 2016-17 season. '
article_snippet.sent: Premier League clubs have agreed to pay the Living Wage from the start of the 2016-17 season .
article_snippet.sent: City are also committed to paying Premier League clubs full-time staff the Living Wage. '
article_snippet.sent: Since May 2013 Manchester City Football Club has paid the Living Wage to all directly employed staff,' a spokesperson said. '
article_snippet.sent: Manchester City Football Club also has a robust sustainable procurement policy for capital works that includes a requirement that suppliers already pay the Living Wage or are working towards Manchester City Football Club, and whether suppliers pay the Living Wage is part of the selection process for all new contracts. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Man United will pay Man United staff at least £7.85 an hour from July .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Premier League clubs will pay Premier League clubs staff living wage from next season .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Manchester City are also committed to paying living wage .