.absolutly right for Conservatives to have put an end to zero hours contracts that prevented ppl working elsewhere. Labour failed to do so
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.banning zero hours contracts altogether would deny this option to both the 2.8% of employees who use them & employers & put jobs at risk
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I worked on a zero-hours contract throughout University. It gave me the flexibility I needed and never once did I feel exploited.
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It also gave me real-world work experience whilst studying. I'm now a solicitor and wouldn't have got here w/o that experience.
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I agree, I have also worked on a zero hours contract in the past but called it a flexible contract to fit in with studies.
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that is 910,000 people. They may not want more hours but they may want more job security & employment rights & greater say when they work
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But there will be higher unemployment under Labour's job destroying plans so they won't get job security at all
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Can you evidence that please?
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1.7 million zero-hours contracts (6%) 900,000 people are on them. No guaranteed hours or sick pay.pic.twitter.com/rwnYumcDmC
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2/3 do not want to risk upsetting their employer.
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Only a million, that's alright then
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I thought it was 6% actually it's not about wanting more hours its about regular hours and standard employee rights to paid sick/leave etc.
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Have you asked them all? Anyways 1/3 are still not being treated fairly. Which isn't something to feel happy about, now is it Sarah.
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The calculation is whether the flexibility for those 2/3 is worth the insecurity for the 1/3 though. Not whether it works for some people.
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Just abolish them then!
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