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Preserve front-line servies by slashing the pay and conditions of those working in front-line services
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rlhttps://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/aug/05/zero-hours-contracts-cover-1m-uk-workersrl
There are statistics and then are are other statistics, and then there is the definition of what is a "zero hour contract" with some estimates of up to 1 million of them in use.
The official government produced statistics show that 250,000 are on such contracts but from memory the ONS annual survey of businesses (which always starts with a threat of legal action and large fines if you don't fill it in correctly) never asked a business owner what type of employment contract they operated but instead asked what hours a sample range of named employees were working - for my business they picked just one employee (who happened to be my brother
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