One in five LGBT workers have skipped meals during cost-of-living crisis, TUC says
ONE in five LGBT workers have skipped meals or gone without food, a TUC survey reveals.
The union federation said that the cost-of-living crisis had hit LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) workers hard, as it revealed the poll findings ahead of its annual LGBT+ conference, which opens in London today.
The survey of 1,000 LGBT people also found that 56 per cent said they had cut back on food spending.
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