Glasgow-based Quiz suspends supplier amid claims workers were paid £3 an hour
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dailyrecord.co.ukGlasgow -based clothes firm Quiz has suspended activity with its supplier amid claims that its workers are being paid as little as £3 an hour.
The high street retailer, which has almost 30 branches in Scotland, is investigating the claims that were made in a national newspaper over the weekend.
An undercover worker revealed in the Times on Saturday they were offered £3 an hour, despite the legal ‘living wage’ standing at £8.72 for someone over the age of 25.
Bosses at Quiz are believed to be “extremely concerned” over the allegations that the sub-contractor in a Leicester factory is paying well below the minimum wage, reports Wales Online.
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