TUC: there is "no incentive" for employers to pay the minimum wage

The TUC is calling on Government to look at new ways of enforcing the minimum wage.

Currently, 95% of employers caught underpaying the minimum wage just pay back what they owe which, according to the TUC, means there is no incentive for employers to pay the minimum wage as they can wait until they are caught to pay.

The Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (DBERR) currently has an open consultation on National Minimum Wage enforcement, fair arrears and enforcing tem... (185 more words)

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