  ..migrant workers are encouraged to Britain !    Migrant workers on a construction site at an NHS hospital have taken home as little as £8.80 for a weeks work.  Pay slips showed one man received the wages after rent deductions, a Union of Construction, Allied Trade and Technicians (UCATT) spokesman said.  The union said the migrant workers on the team were mostly Lithuanians.  Skanska, the firm overseeing the Kings Mill Hospital project in Notts, said the situation has since been resolved.   When I first saw the wage slip it was disbelief - to see someone taking home £8.80 for a weeks work  Steve Murphy, UCATT spokesman  UCATT general secretary Alan Ritchie, who said the workers were denied overtime pay and charged excessive deductions for rent, tools and utility bills, added:  We have been building up a large fact file of abuses of ganged workers.   This case is the worst we have seen, these workers were virtually destitute. The fact it has occurred on a PFI site, using taxpayers money, is scandalous.   On their web site Skanska or is that skanky, state;   At Skanska we are: Proud to be a little bit different.  Proud of our commitment to health, safety and the environment.  Proud to combine our technical know-how and experience with our friendly and caring approach to construction.  Proud to care about our clients and the communities we work in. 