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Usdaw leader insists Labour won't drop the pensions triple-lock
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LABOUR will not U-turn over the pensions triple-lock, Usdaw deputy general secretary Dave McCrossen insisted today.

Addressing doubts over Sir Keir Starmer’s pledge raised at the union’s annual conference, he said: “I personally have none: Keir has given a firm commitment on this and I believe that will be honoured.”

Delegate Tom Dunlop had moved a motion calling on the government to ensure that the pension service maintains the triple lock in the future.

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