Queen Of England’s Frustrated Windsor Castle Staff To Vote On Taking Action
- 9 years ago
Staff members employed by the Queen of England and working at Windsor Castle are frustrated by their sub-living wage pay, and will soon vote about whether or not they will take action.
Staff members employed by the Queen of England and working at Windsor Castle are frustrated by their sub-living wage pay and will soon vote on whether or not they will take action.
The services they may pull involve those they’re currently performing for free and include giving tours of the property.
At present, their annual financial compensation for the regular duties is as low as the equivalent of approximately 20,000 US dollars per year.
Last year, a pay increase that was considered ‘unsatisfactory’ was accepted on the condition that compensation for the extra, unpaid work would be considered in the upcoming one.
When the time
Staff members employed by the Queen of England and working at Windsor Castle are frustrated by their sub-living wage pay and will soon vote on whether or not they will take action.
The services they may pull involve those they’re currently performing for free and include giving tours of the property.
At present, their annual financial compensation for the regular duties is as low as the equivalent of approximately 20,000 US dollars per year.
Last year, a pay increase that was considered ‘unsatisfactory’ was accepted on the condition that compensation for the extra, unpaid work would be considered in the upcoming one.
When the time