On 3 September, the government published the names of 658 employers that had underpaid the National Minimum Wage, the first released under the newly formed Fair Work Agency.
Published by the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade (BIST), it named 658 employers who between them repaid more than £4.2million to around 27,600 workers and collected roughly £7m in penalties.
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