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Members of the North Somerset Trades Council in 2019.
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People are being asked to nominate a North Somerset key worker who has made a difference to their lives during the pandemic.
Weston and North Somerset Trades Council wants to recognise and thank key workers who have been working in face-to-face roles throughout the pandemic.
The Trades Council - which is made up of members from a wide variety of unions who represent key workers across many sectors- wants to give £100 to one special key worker, and five £10 prizes to other frontline employees.
Richard Capps, secretary for Weston and North Somerset Trades Council, said: “Applause is great, but it doesn’t put food on the table. Key workers are facing a living crisis – pay is going down. Rather than clap, let’s given them the financial reward they deserve.”
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