76. Leeds United Football Club Limited, Leeds, LS11, failed to pay £10,253.06 to 345 workers. Come on lads, do better. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/short-changing-staff-isnt-a-shortcut-to-success-nearly-660-employers-announced-as-failing-to-pay-the-minimum-wage Edit, for those asking how this happened: The Govt never gives specifics, but it's very likely to be something stupid rather than something malicious. Most common cause of these sorts of errors: Unpaid periods at start or end of shift (for things like security checks, cleaning or closing/cashing up). This is waved away as common in industries like retail and hospitality, but is a common cause of breaches. Improper application of pension deductions (if the business uses salary sacrifice) Charges for uniform that takes someone below minimum wage Charges for training or accreditation (eg, SIA badge or CRB check) that takes someone below minimum wage It's possible (although I suspect HIGHLY unlikely) that a breach might relate to youth team players. This has caught out some smaller clubs and other sports clubs before (Wakefield Trinity had a breach relating to academy team players one year), but I think it's very unlikely here.   submitted by   /u/whatmichaelsays [link]   [comments]