Cleaners at £24,000-a-year private school have pay cut by 12% after strike vote

OUTSOURCED migrant cleaners at a prestigious £24,000-a-year private school have had their pay unlawfully slashed after holding their first-ever strike ballot.
Cleaners at James Allen’s Girls’ School (JAGS) in London had their pay cut by 12 per cent from £13.15 to £11.55 an hour, just days after conducting a strike ballot on July 5.
The cleaners were voting for a pay rise next year in line with the London Living Wage, the same sick pay as teachers, and a halt to attempts to reduce the weeks they work.
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