Many large employers in Scotland don't pay the Living Wage, according to a new study.
Analysis from the BBC suggests only 10 of the 50 largest firms here pay all staff and contractors at least £7.85 an hour.
Diageo, which has a large plant in Leven, says it pays employees the rate or above- with the exception of tourism staff and 1st year apprentices at college.
BAE systems and Babcock, two other significant Fife-based businesses named in the survey, say they pay their direct staff no less than £7.85 per hour.
Peter Kelly is from the Poverty Alliance, which is behind the living wage campaign. He says it is just one tool to combat deprivation:
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