The scale of Britain’s insecure jobs crisis in now clear
Figures released by the TUC show how nearly 4 million are stuck in the precarious world of the ‘gig-economy’.
Figures released by the TUC show how nearly 4 million are stuck in the precarious world of the ‘gig-economy’.
The Taylor review into precarity in work appears be limited in its investigations and its proposed solutions
Campaigners say there are still issues with the way that Bath University has chosen to pay its employees
Cornwall Council has been using more than 300 people on zero hour contracts, it has been revealed this week.
Matthew Whittley looks at the problems with zero-hour contracts and what they tell us about our economy.
The two graphs show the rise in the number of people on zero hour contracts in the past eight years.
Andrew Tromans is a History and Politics student at the University of Sheffield. For many people the notion of a 9-5 job, Saturdays and Sunday for leisure and even basic employment rights such as maternity leave are just not atest