Evidently one Premier League side have done the same , also charged employees for uniforms and deducted travelling time from there pay BUT .... their name of course is been withheld , nice to name and shame the small companies but let's not upset the big Premier League club.
The football club, which HMRC did not name, made staff pay for their uniforms and also made deductions for travelling time, had to pay arrears of more than £27,500 to 3,000 workers.
A football club employs 3,000 staff on minimum wage?
Where is there enough work in a week for 3,000 staff?
Or could it be as little as 100 staff, who have left because of crap pay, and been replaced 30 times over?
The football club, which HMRC did not name, made staff pay for their uniforms and also made deductions for travelling time, had to pay arrears of more than £27,500 to 3,000 workers.A football club employs 3,000 staff on minimum wage? Where is there
Twelve of the employers underpaid staff by four-figure sums. They are:
Christine Cadden and Nicola Banks of Renaissance, Wirral, who failed to pay £7,310.65 to three workers.
Alan King and John King of Arthur Simpson & Co, Bradford, who failed to pay £6,426.12 to a worker.
Central Heating Services Ltd, Hampshire, which failed to pay £6,200.28 to four workers.
Cargilfield School Ltd, Edinburgh, which failed to pay £3,739.58 to a worker.
A2ZEE Constriction Ltd, Cramlington, which failed to pay £3,375.51 to 14 workers.
Mr and Mrs Balasco of Eugenio, Bristol, who failed to pay £3,037.53 to two workers.
Mr and Mrs Hampton of The Wheatsheaf Inn in Crewe, Cheshire, who failed to pay £2,057.88 to five workers.
Steven Stainton of Steven Stainton Joinery, Cumbria, who failed to pay £1,415.82 to a worker.
Runbaro Ltd, Swindon, which failed to pay £1,413.88 to a worker.
Satwinder Singh Khatter and Tejinder Singh Khatter of The Bath Hotel, Reading, who failed to pay £1,237.79 to two workers.
Richard Last of Classic Carpentry, Godalming, who failed to pay £1,236.72 to a worker.
We are Mop! Ltd, London, which failed to pay £1,018.05 to two workers.
The remaining employers named by the government are:
Sue English of Legends Hairdressers, Colchester, who failed to pay £823.40 to a worker.
Saftdwin Ltd, Hampshire, which failed to pay £806.37 to two workers.
Master Distribution Ltd, Essex, which failed to pay £718.62 to a worker.
Perth Hotels Ltd, Perth, which failed to pay £556.80 to a worker.
Bryants Nurseries Ltd, Hertfordshire, which failed to pay £494.07 to a worker.
Dove Mill Retail Outlet Ltd, Bolton, which failed to pay £461.84 to a worker.
Luigi's Little Italy Ltd, Yorkshire, which failed to pay £281.04 to five workers.
CPS SW Ltd, Exmouth, which failed to pay £261.29 to a worker.
Gary Calder, Richard Calder and Neil Calder of Avenue Agricultural, Northamptonshire, who failed to pay £256.55 to a worker.
Dakal Ltd, Northampton, which failed to pay £252.00 to two workers.
Zoom Ltd, Havant, which failed to pay £242.28 to three workers.
HSS Hire Service Group Ltd, Manchester, which failed to pay £149.00 to 15 workers.
Sun Shack Ltd, Hamilton, which failed to pay £134.35 to eight workers.
I wonder how many workers were immigrants?
Twelve of the employers underpaid staff by four-figure sums. They are: Christine Cadden and Nicola Banks of Renaissance, Wirral, who failed to pay £7,310.65 to three workers.Alan King and John King of Arthur Simpson & Co, Bradford, who failed to pay