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Much disgust and fury at the ZERO HOURS CONTRACT scam which is growing phenom ally at the moment, this con means workers are being continually exploited and abused by unscrupulous employers, and no surprise who uses it for 350 of her employees that paragon of virtue and the bakbone of the nation held in the highest esteem by all and sundry [like feck] that despicable Von Windsor Parasite lilibet the queen bee Of all ponces.

So you ROYALIST mugs defend that one

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I must have missed New Labour making it illegal, or New Old Labour proposing to abolish it.

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IDFIMH

So sussex you agree with zero hours contracts do you

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Since they are all cut from the same cloth, you missed nothing.

Now how about a comment on the morality of these contracts and the people who use them?

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Zero hours work for some people but not for the others.

Some people actually prefer them.

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IDFIMH

Yea they are the employer's exploiting workers

Correct Blackpool the TUC and all unions are outraged at this along with many in the Lab Party and even a few Lib Dems its a despicable outrage so gleefully jumped on by her Majesty he he, what a disgusting specimen she is with all her countless millions she sees nothing wrong in ripping off her SUBJECTS yep your all subjects dont forget

And of course these vermin multiply no doubt your overjoyed the William the Huns palace has been redecorated at your expense mind its only got 57 bedrooms 4 nannies 2 handmaidens etc all on your back ffs

KAH

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I would have thought a driver from a seasonable tourist area would understand the need for such contracts.

I think some on here would sooner employers didn't employ.

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IDFIMH

I think that's a poor excuse for exploitation.

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But not every employer exploits.

If an employer needs help, depending on when he gets orders as an example, then surely it's best he gives someone some work rather than no-one.

Not every employer is a multi-national.

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IDFIMH

So sussex you agree with zero hours contracts do you [/quote]
Some people actually prefer them.[/quote]
Yea they are the employer's exploiting workers [/quote]
I would have thought a driver from a seasonable tourist area would understand the need for such contracts.

I think some on here would sooner employers didn't employ.[/quote]


Where shall we stop ? Why pay teachers when they are on school hols/ or better still MP,S when they are on there recess/jollies ! Its bollox,big companys exploiting people through loopholes

Your going into silly mode now.

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Companies and staff on zero-hours contracts:
McDonald's: 82,800

JD Wetherspoon: 24,000

Sports Direct: 20,000

Spirit Group: 16,000

Boots: 4,000

Buckingham Palace 350 summer workers
Try telling people on these contracts that its 'silly' when there wondering if there will be enough work to feed the kids or pay the bills

Because every employer doesn't exploit is a pi$$ poor excuse for allowing others to.

If you are not guaranteed any work, you are not guaranteed any pay and you can't work elsewhere unless your employer allows it.
Now that's exploitation.

In the past, seasonal contracts were used. This allowed the employer to take on staff when required and let them go when the demand was gone. Seaside resorts like Blackpool - and yours btw - know when the busy season is.
Casual labour when required filled the gaps, but they could work for anyone without being tied to any particular employer.
Not ideal but better than this modern day chattel slavery.
These contracts are an exploiters' charter which bypass decades of hard won workers rights.

All very Tory, expect them to become the norm.

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