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Windsor Castle wardens ballot for action over living wage let down

THE royals could face their first-ever industrial action as a ballot of ripped-off Windsor Castle staff begins today following the breakdown of pay talks.

The PCS union, which represents 60 per cent of Windsor’s wardens, labelled its members’ situation “scandalous”.

Royal household salaries are now below the living wage, after years of pay restraints and a failure to implement last year’s pay deal.

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