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    Il numero di lavoratori con contratti a zero ore ha raggiunto livelli record

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    1. TheWorldIsGoingMad on

      To me this is very worrying because it implies that there are many employers who will not be employing people, or employing less people (and particularly less young people), once “zero hours” contracts are banned.

    2. Horror_Extension4355 on

      Make every senior businessman and politician put one of their kids on a zero hours contract for a year and see how they like it.

    3. Significant-Big-4709 on

      too many people needing jobs. too many low skilled workers entering. we have a situation where we at at the mercy of this kind of business now and its not going away.

    4. Bounty_drillah on

      I was on a ZHC the last time the job market was like this. Apart from not knowing when your shifts would start or end, I could deal with it as I was just looking to graft for a bit and bail as soon as I’d saved the money I needed.

      That said, I witnessed the coercion. I remember other guys in the warehouse with families, wanting to turn down shifts and being told they could expect to see their hours slashed to zero unless they worked another 6 hours on top of their shift.

    5. InternetHomunculus on

      Its by design, why guarantee staff hours when you can change it as the business needs. Horrible way to live having such short notice of shits you can’t plan your life around your work and it makes having any kind of social life outside of work difficult

    6. LemonDisasters on

      The British public do not hold their governments to account and therefore this must be what the British public want.

    7. winkywoo75 on

      Can be good for some though I like not being tied to contracted hours , if I want an extra week off unpaid I can . For students it works well too .

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