The NDNA says that some nurseries included on the Government’s ‘naming and shaming’ lists for not meeting the national minimum wage are victims of genuine error.
So far, six nurseries, along with other businesses, have been included on the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills’ (BIS) ‘naming and shaming’ lists. The lists were published in January and February.
This follows the revision of the National Minimum Wage Naming Scheme in 2013 to automatically consider naming all employers that are issued with a Notice of Underpayment in order to deter employers that are tempted to break the law.
One nursery was ‘named and shamed’ in January because the way its childcare salary sacrifice scheme was administered meant it unwittingly breached the rules.
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