{"id":516775,"date":"2025-10-21T10:43:14","date_gmt":"2025-10-21T10:43:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/516775\/"},"modified":"2025-10-21T10:43:14","modified_gmt":"2025-10-21T10:43:14","slug":"full-list-of-nottinghamshire-businesses-named-and-shamed-by-government-for-not-paying-minimum-wage","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/516775\/","title":{"rendered":"Full list of Nottinghamshire businesses named and shamed by government for not paying minimum wage"},"content":{"rendered":"

One company underpaid more than \u00a325,000 to 27 workers\"TheThe company which runs Johnny Pusztai’s ‘Snobby Butchers’ in Sherwood has been named on a list of employers that have underpaid staff(Image: Joseph Raynor\/Nottingham Post)<\/p>\n

16 businesses in Nottinghamshire have been fined by the government for underpaying their staff, with some workers owed thousands.<\/p>\n

Companies in Sherwood, Hyson Green<\/a>, Mansfield<\/a> and West Bridgford<\/a> are among those named and shamed in a list of nearly 500 employers across the country which failed to pay staff the minimum wage.<\/p>\n

The government has fined businesses across the UK<\/a> a total of \u00a310m for underpaying workers as it says it “will not tolerate rogue employers who short-change their staff”.<\/p>\n

Among the Nottinghamshire businesses fined by the government<\/a>, many are nurseries and care service providers, with the worst offenders in the county being The Human Support Group<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The company – which provides home care to elderly and disabled people across the UK – failed to pay more than \u00a325,000 to 27 workers.<\/p>\n

Many notable long-standing companies across the county have also been named and shamed in the government’s list, published on Friday (October 17), including J.T Beedham and Sons.<\/p>\n

The company – which runs the well-loved Johnny Pusztai’s ‘Snobby Butchers’ in Sherwood<\/a> – failed to pay more than \u00a33,700 to two workers.<\/p>\n

Many of the companies listed appear to have entered liquidation or have closed in recent months.<\/p>\n

Business Secretary, Peter Kyle, said: “Every worker deserves a fair day\u2019s pay for a fair day\u2019s work, and this government will not tolerate rogue employers who short-change their staff.<\/p>\n

“I know that no employer wants to end up on one of these lists. But our Plan to Make Work Pay cracks down on those not playing by the rules.<\/p>\n

“This ensures a level playing field where all businesses pay what they owe whilst workers receive the boost to their living standards they deserve.”<\/p>\n

Full list of businesses named and shamed:<\/p>\n