Kettering National Minimum Wage Breaches
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In light of the recent list of Kettering employers who have failed to meet minimum wage standards businesses should be reminded not to inadvertently breach the National Minimum Wage (NMW) Regulations. This could be failing to pay staff the NMW itself, or other breaches such as:
- Wrongly deducting pay from workers’ wages, such as for uniform and expenses;
- Failing to pay workers for all the time they worked, such as overtime;
- Failure to pay workers for any time spent training; or
- Failing to pay workers for any travelling time.
Under the Naming Scheme, HMRC has the ability to publish a list of those guilty employer’s who have failed to meet the NMW Regulations and specify the breaches they are guilty of.
This can have unfavourable affects on both the reputation of a business as well as staff morale.
For more information on how to ensure you do not unwittingly breach the NMW Regulations please review our free guide here or alternatively reach out to our team of employment law solicitors in Kettering.
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Jennie Jahina
Partner
Jennie is a Partner and Head of the Employment team. A member of the Employment Lawyers Association, Jennie has 26 years’ experience and is an accredited CEDR Mediator. She acts for private sector organisations ranging from SMEs to multi-national companies and public sector organisations.