Nearly three quarters of housing association staff say
their tenants are falling behind on rent this year, with over a third reporting
the main cause is the bedroom tax. In a Unison survey, Community and Voluntary Services in the Age of Austerity, 73 per
cent of housing association staff report their tenants were in arrears this
year. Thirty five per cent reported the top reason was the bedroom tax, with
the next common reasons being complex benefit changes, the rising cost of
living and lack of employment. The poll of 756 housing association workers
between July and August showed half of staff had seen an increase in tenants
being evicted or forced to move out due to financial pressures. Download a copy
of the report from the Unison website.
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