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Number of children in poverty with working parents increased by 900,000 in past decade, analysis suggests

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Number of children in poverty with working parents increased by 900,000 in past decade, analysis suggests

‘Toxic combination’ of wage stagnation, real benefits cuts, and insecure work fuelling family poverty, union says

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