Cleaners from the T&G section of the Unite union demonstrated outside the Lloyds building in central London last Saturday.
The protest was part of the ongoing Justice for Cleaners campaign organised by the union and follows successful campaigns at Soas and other London universities.
The cleaners are campaigning for the London living wage of £7.05 per hour, sick pay, decent holiday entitlement, pensions and union recognition.
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