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Zero Hours Contracts.
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Hermes become the first major company to make concessions to 'Gig..
linkZero Hours Contracts.
Since the introduction of zero hours contracts, there has been much debate on how they should be used and not abused......link
Discrimination.
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Discrimination at work.
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