article_snippet: Union officials say guides are paid terribly and have suffered years of ‘wage restraint’ despite working for the ‘country’s richest family’.
article_snippet: This is below the Living Wage, a voluntary threshold for employers which rose to £7.85 in November, but significantly above the minimum wage of £6.50 an hour.
article_snippet: Windsor Castle said wages will rise to the new Living Wage in April, but the PCS argue this should have happened last November.
article_snippet: A spokesman for the PCS said: ‘Workers are being paid really poor wages despite working for the country’s richest family.
article_snippet: Windsor Castle (pictured) said wages will rise to the new Living Wage in April, but the PCS argue this should have happened last November last November .
highlights_snippet: Pay is below voluntary Living Wage but significantly above minimum