Housing association workers demand fair wage after 30% real-terms pay cut

WORKERS at a Merseyside housing association who have been hammered by years of real-term pay cuts upped the ante in their fight for a fair wage today.
Repair, maintenance and call centre staff at Livv Housing first walked out last October.
The social housing provider rejected a 10 per cent pay claim last January, and instead attempted to slash the proposed raise by half — a move workers refused.
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