Debenhams has been “named and shamed” as the worst offender in the Government’s biggest ever list of companies that have paid their staff below the national minimum and living wage

High street retailer Debenhams has been “named and shamed” as the worst offender in the Government’s biggest ever list of  companies that have paid their staff below the national minimum and living wage.  The department store chain has been found to have failed to pay £134,894.83 to some 11,858 workers in a move that will heighten tensions around retailers and the rising costs of the living wage.