Zero-Hours Contracts and Workers' Rights: A Call for Stronger Employment Law
Thursday, 29 August 2024, 23:01
Understanding the Zero-Hours Contracts Debate
The issue of zero-hours contracts continues to dominate UK politics, with mounting pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The TUC's Urgent Call to Action
- Workers' rights must be prioritized to curb exploitation.
- Recent data highlights the financial burden on millions.
- Employment law needs reform to protect vulnerable workers.
Implications for the Labour Market
- Economy Risks: Experts warn of potential setbacks if reforms are rushed.
- Calls for a balanced approach to address both business needs and worker protection.
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