article_snippet: Members of the Royal Household are poised to take industrial action over pay for the first time in history, it was claimed last night.
article_snippet: Now, the PCS says workers could adopt ‘work to rule’ – industrial action where workers do no more than the minimum required by workers contract – unless workers receive a pay hike.
article_snippet: ‘A large proportion of staff have chosen to work at Windsor Castle because A large proportion of staff feel A large proportion of staff are working the Queen and for the Royal Family.
article_snippet: A large proportion of staff employers should not take advantage of that and abuse A large proportion of staff goodwill by not properly rewarding A large proportion of staff.
article_snippet: The Public and Commercial Services Union said the Queen should not 'abuse the (workers') goodwill by not properly rewarding the (workers')' It is held in trust by the sovereign on behalf of the nation, and workers for the Collection are therefore employees of the Royal Household.
article_snippet: Forty wardens out of 200 workers at Windsor Castle have been balloted on whether Forty wardens out of 200 workers at Windsor Castle want to take industrial action.
article_snippet: If wardens vote for this, it would be the first time staff have ever done so over working conditions specific to a Royal Household, the PCS said.
article_snippet: the individual said staff received a range of benefits including a 15 per cent non-contributory pension and a free lunch.
highlights_snippet: ‘work to rule’ – where they do no more than minimum
highlights_snippet: – unless they receive pay hike .
  