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Unions slam the Taylor Review

Matthew Taylor’s review of employment practices has been slammed by trade union leaders and the Labour front bench for not being bold enough over zero-hours contracts and in its response to the growth of imposed self-employment. The review doesn’t call for an end to zero-hours – only for a right for those on them to … Continue reading Unions slam the Taylor Review →

Martin Allen Taylor Review Leave a comment July 13, 2017July 13, 2017 3 Minutes

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