Staff 'not getting minimum wage'
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Thousands of workers are not being paid the national minimum wage, a survey by the TUC has found.
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The NUT seeks a minimum rise of 10% or Â£3,000 for staff in England and Wales from September 2008.
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Almost half of organisations no longer offer their staff across-the-board annual pay rises, research suggests.
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Community Service Orders are not being completed because of Probation Service staffing problems, a union warns.
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The nation's lowest-paid workers will soon find extra money in their pockets as the minimum wage rises 70 cents to $5.85 an hour on Tuesday, the first increase in a decade.
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Christmas supplies to Iceland branches in the South East could be hit by a strike over pay, a union says.
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Business: 19 September 2004, Sunday. Bulgarian employers prefer to pay their workers on a minimum hourly rate instead on the grounds of a minimum monthly wage, according to the Chief of Bulgarian Trade, ...
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The NHS has been hit by a Â£180m compensation bill for incorrectly charging patients for nursing care.
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LABOR has again rejected claims that its plan for free hospital care for over-75s had not been properly costed. A report by Econtech, commissioned by the Australian Health Insurance Association, has estimated
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Retail workers pay rises slow while their working week has increased in length, a report says.
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UK staff feel the squeeeeze CSC will not be paying its employee bonuses in the UK this year.â¦
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The Republican-controlled Senate smothered a proposed election-year increase in the minimum wage Wednesday, rejecting Democratic claims that it was past time to boost the &#36;5.15 hourly pay floor that has been in effect for nearly a decade.
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Guardian reveals wage discrimination claims leave black hole in local authority finances
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The first minimum wage increase in 10 years takes effect Tuesday, to $5.85 from $5.15 an hour, with two more steps over the next two years taking base pay for millions of workers to $7.25.
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A low-wage worker would have to earn $20.93 per hour -- more than three times the current Massachusetts minimum wage of $6.75 -- to afford the fair-market rent
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Government condemns surprise strike action over pay as 'illegal'.
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Comment is free: Seumas Milne: We're not facing a winter of discontent. But if Brown keeps cutting public sector workers' pay, there'll be a backlash.