Tax credits cuts 'will leave key workers up to £12,000 poorer by 2020'

Research reveals impact of cuts on public sector staff, including teaching assistants, community and childcare workers Teaching assistants, social workers and other key public sector workers could lose more than £1,500 a year as a result of cuts to working tax credits, according to research by the UK's biggest public sector union. Unison examined the impact of the cuts on five employees in the public sector and warned of the damage to "precarious family finances" if they were voted through parl...