King Charles to give staff up to £600 payment to help with cost of living ❤️❤️
Royal staff will reportedly receive a bonus of up to £600 to help with the cost of living crisis and will be paid on top of this month’s salary.
A source told the publication: “The King is giving money out of his own pocket to the lowest earners working for the household to help them cope with the cost of living crisis. Buckingham Palace has yet to comment, but it is understood that those whose income derives from the privy purse will receive their bonus from the privy purse, and those whose income comes from the sovereign grant will get their bonus from the grant.
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