The latest data for UK living standards shows how they have fallen for all, except the wealthiest members of society.
UK workers saw a yearly wage rise of just 0.1%, the lowest increase since records began, according to the latest figures by the Office of National Statistics (ONS).
The UK living wage has been raised 20p to £7.85 across the UK, and from £8.80 to £9.15 per hour in London.
Inflation continues to outpace inflation in the UK, with workers facing the longest squeeze on living standards since the 1870s.
The majority of British workers have seen a real terms increase in their take-home pay over the last twelve months due to rising wages and tax cuts according to Prime Minister David Cameron.