This kinda thing shouldn't be happening. If you're going to pay your workers literal minimum wage you shouldn't advertise paying £9.50. For context, I live in London, which has a recommended living wage of £11.95, and I was paid £11 at my previous job which was very similar. This place charges £15 for entry per person and I don't think workers get tips. I'm also not underage, I'm 20 and have proper experience for what the job requires.
This kinda thing shouldn't be happening. If you're going to pay your workers literal minimum wage you shouldn't advertise paying £9.50. For context, I live in London, which has a recommended living wage of £11.95, and I was paid £11 at my previous job which was very similar. This place charges £15 for entry per person and I don't think workers get tips. I'm also not underage, I'm 20 and have proper experience for what the job requires.