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UK Zero-Hours Contract Ban Could Cost Employers Up to £3 Billion Annually
A proposed ban on zero-hours contracts in the UK could cost employers up to £3 billion per year, according to new estimates. The crackdown aims to improve worker rights but raises concerns about potential financial burdens on businesses.
12 Aug, 17:42 — 12 Aug, 17:42
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