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Old 08-Dec-2004, 15:49
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Default "zero-hour contract"

I'd like to know the word "zero hour contract".

PLS tell me what "zero hour contract" mean.
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Old 09-Dec-2004, 03:05
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Default Re: "zero-hour contract"

i didn't know, but using the power of the google i came upon this:

There is no legal definition of a ‘zero hour contract’. It is a name for a contract under which the employer does not guarantee to provide work and pays only for work actually done
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Default Re: "zero-hour contract"

like a "Free Lancer" ?
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