The programme’s producers specially arranged for one undercover reporter to have five weeks working

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The programme's producers specially arranged discount hotel rooms uk for one undercover reporter to have five weeks working aboard the Celebrity discount hotel rooms uk Eclipse, a cruise ship that is operated discount hotel rooms uk by Celebrity Cruises.  The investigation revealed how many members of staff are paid less than half Britain s national minimum wage (£6.19 per hour), with many of workers earning only $600 per month - the equivalent to around £1.30 per hour, with no gratuities.
Various members of staff also made claims that they are often required to report for work for seven days per week over the course of several months without any rest days, as others alleged that expensive fees must be paid to recruitment agencies just for them to obtain a job. Over the course of the five weeks, the earnings of the reporter averaged just £2.24 per hour while he was asked to put in 16 hours of work in per day.
The earnings he accumulated were far less than were promised by a British recruitment agency that was responsible for finding him the job. Out of his own pocket, he was forced to contribute £570 for his uniform in addition to compulsory medical checks and a visa.