£36 million price tag for minimum wage mistake
10th May 2017
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John Lewis Partnership has found itself falling foul of minimum wage rules. The error has led them to set aside £36 million to cover potential
John Lewis Partnership has found itself falling foul of minimum wage rules. The error has led them to set aside £36 million to cover potential
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