Keir Starmer is right: Waspi women pension claim is "ridiculous" - Rachel Cunliffe | New Statesman
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as posted by the channelLabour face anger as they say Waspi women will not be compensated for pension "shortfalls". Rachel Cunliffe argues the government should hold firm.
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A generation of women have been campaigning for years for compensation over the rising retirement age.
Despite the Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman finding that there had been "maladministration" in how pension changes were communicated, Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have announced the government cannot afford to compensate the Waspi women.
Rachel Cunliffe, George Eaton and Hannah Barnes discuss the Waspi Women's pension claims on the New Statesman podcast.
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