Under the Government's wage freeze, tenants have no extra income to pay these increases.
Many face reduced overtime, short time or redundancy and, like everybody else, constantly rising prices.
This means a LOWER STANDARD OF LIVING for tenants.
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Under the Government's wage freeze, tenants have no extra income to pay these increases.
Many face reduced overtime, short time or redundancy and, like everybody else, constantly rising prices.
This means a LOWER STANDARD OF LIVING for tenants.
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