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Majority of zero-hour contract workers ‘stuck’ in long-term insecurity, TUC warns

THE majority of workers on zero-hours contracts are stuck in insecure but long-term work, a TUC study published today has revealed.

Features | Monday 13th Jul 2020

Leicester’s garment industry crisis is a microcosm of the global assault on workers’ rights

Britain | Wednesday 27th May 2020

Care workers press government to wipe out poverty wages

Features | Monday 20th Jan 2020

Zero-hours contracts - are they banned or not?

Monday 13th Jan 2020

Unions discuss how to put an end to the ‘injustice’ of zero-hours contracts

UNIONS and business leaders met today to discuss how they can campaign together to end the “injustice” of zero-hours contracts.

Monday 02nd Dec 2019

December 12 is our chance to take back control of our lives

This election isn’t just about what happened in 2016 – this is about what’s been happening to us under 40 years of neoliberalism, says MICHELLE DORRELL

Tuesday 11th Sep 2018

Overcoming insecurity

Only the unions empowered by a Labour government can beat the scourge of zero-hour contracts, says TIM ROACHE

Tuesday 12th Jun 2018

‘After the first McDonald’s strike, things started to change in my store. For the first time people saw us fighting – and winning’

More strikes are planned at fast-food chain McDonald’s. Morning Star northern reporter PETER LAZENBY talks to an inspirational young striker

Monday 11th Jun 2018

BFAWU Conference ’18 Labour movement urged to double membership

Bakers, Food & Allied Workers Union general secretary Ronnie Draper called on the movement to sign up 6.5 million more members

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Working Conditions One in 12 young people are working in zero-hours jobs

ZERO-HOURS contracts have risen to nearly two million in Britain, with one in 12 young people working uncertain hours.

Tuesday 20th Feb 2018

Industrial New Usdaw president in cal to resist zero-hours contracts

SHOPWORKERS must “stand up to the companies we work for” and fight to end zero-hour contr

Monday 05th Feb 2018

Employment Nearly two million workers stuck in insecure free-for-all

ALMOST two million workers in Britain are suffering insecurity in their jobs, the TUC has warned.

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Labour Plans a Decent Start

LABOUR’S “work manifesto” launched yesterday sets out clear dividing lines between the party and the Conservatives.

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Welsh low-wage woes fuelled by zero-hours working culture

SHOPWORKERS must “stand up to the companies we work for” and fight to end zero-hour contr

zero-hours

Majority of zero-hour contract workers ‘stuck’ in long-term insecurity, TUC warns

THE majority of workers on zero-hours contracts are stuck in insecure but long-term work, a TUC study published today has revealed.

Leicester’s garment industry crisis is a microcosm of the global assault on workers’ rights

Care workers press government to wipe out poverty wages

Zero-hours contracts - are they banned or not?

Unions discuss how to put an end to the ‘injustice’ of zero-hours contracts

UNIONS and business leaders met today to discuss how they can campaign together to end the “injustice” of zero-hours contracts.

December 12 is our chance to take back control of our lives

This election isn’t just about what happened in 2016 – this is about what’s been happening to us under 40 years of neoliberalism, says MICHELLE DORRELL

Overcoming insecurity

Only the unions empowered by a Labour government can beat the scourge of zero-hour contracts, says TIM ROACHE

‘After the first McDonald’s strike, things started to change in my store. For the first time people saw us fighting – and winning’

More strikes are planned at fast-food chain McDonald’s. Morning Star northern reporter PETER LAZENBY talks to an inspirational young striker

BFAWU Conference ’18 Labour movement urged to double membership

Bakers, Food & Allied Workers Union general secretary Ronnie Draper called on the movement to sign up 6.5 million more members

Working Conditions One in 12 young people are working in zero-hours jobs

ZERO-HOURS contracts have risen to nearly two million in Britain, with one in 12 young people working uncertain hours.

Industrial New Usdaw president in cal to resist zero-hours contracts

Employment Nearly two million workers stuck in insecure free-for-all

ALMOST two million workers in Britain are suffering insecurity in their jobs, the TUC has warned.

Labour Plans a Decent Start

LABOUR’S “work manifesto” launched yesterday sets out clear dividing lines between the party and the Conservatives.

Welsh low-wage woes fuelled by zero-hours working culture

KAREN WILLIAMS and JEAN JENKINS outline the problems of so-called ‘flexible’ employment contracts which only benefit the bosses

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