Three Sheffield firms named and shamed for failing to pay minimum wage

Private hospital, nursery and builder had to repay workers

Three Sheffield firms have been named and shamed by the government for failing to pay the minimum wage.

  • Claremont Hospital Holdings in Crosspool failed to pay £24,165 to 102 workers.
  • Steps Community Nursery in High Green failed to pay £7,588 to 10 workers.
  • Gleeson Developments, trading as Gleeson Homes, Sheffield, S9, failed to pay £3,562.39 to eight workers.
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Claremont Hospital in Crosspool.

The companies were among 660 nationally that failed to pay minimum wage, the government said.

Some £4m was repaid to 27,000 workers.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said: “Short-changing your staff isn’t a shortcut to success and we are determined to stamp it out.”

Workers who suspect they are being underpaid can visit gov.uk/checkyourpay.

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