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Charity faces legal action for not paying minimum wage

UNISON Scotland vowed yesterday to take legal action against a charity for not paying the minimum wage.

The Richmond Fellowship Scotland is refusing to cough up hundreds of pounds in back pay to staff who have not received the national minimum wage.

Unison Scotland regional organiser Deborah Dyer said union members were “furious” with the Richmond Fellowship Scotland.

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