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WASPI Women Demand Justice from Labour Amidst Pension Age Row
A group of women who were affected by the pension age rise, which they claim was a broken promise by the Labour government, have expressed their outrage and disappointment at being denied compensation. The WASPI (Women Against State Pension Inequality) women, whose names are withheld due to the controversy surrounding this issue, have been left with up to £2,950 less in compensation each.
In an unprecedented move, these pensioners have taken to the media to express their anger towards Labour for what they perceive as a betrayal. “We were told by the government that we would receive fair and equal treatment when it comes to our pensions,” said one of the women involved in the protest. “But instead, we’ve been left with less money, leaving us struggling to make ends meet.”
The situation has become even more contentious due to Labour’s silence on this issue despite being elected into power. The women are now demanding that the government take immediate action to rectify this situation.
As a result of their anger and frustration, the WASPI women have been protesting on social media platforms, sharing stories of financial struggles and personal hardships caused by this pension age rise.
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk
