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10 Sep 2014: Claims being brought by part-time workers on zero-hours contracts who were excluded from 2013 payout -
9 Sep 2014: Phillip Inman: central message of TUC congress is workers have waited long enough, but it is zero-hours contracts that brings public and private sector together
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30 Aug 2014:
Too many low-pay, low-skill and low-productivity jobs in low-investment workplaces are hampering the chances of a recovery we can all share in, writes TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady
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25 Aug 2014: Business secretary seeks to crack down on exclusivity clauses by 'rogue employers' in consultation on new bill
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Guardian Professional, 18 Aug 2014: The council is taking an outcomes-based approach to commissioning homecare, writes Jonathan Lillistone
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13 Aug 2014:
Alex Andreou: Many people are enjoying neither good wages nor job security – the outcome of the UK government’s neoliberal philosophy
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7 Jul 2014:
Devised by the cast and director Alexander Zeldin, this piece on the emotional fallout of minimum-wage lives is quietly devastating, writes Lyn Gardner
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27 Jun 2014:
Alexander Zeldin's devised piece Beyond Caring explores the precarious existence of cleaners at a meat factory, writes Matt Trueman
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26 Jun 2014:
Matthew Hancock was on bouncing form on Thursday, in stark contrast to the business secretary Vince Cable
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25 Jun 2014: At least 50 people who thought they had been hired travelled to the tournament only to be told they were on a reserve list
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25 Jun 2014:
Bill introduced on Wednesday aims to clamp down on abuses, but critics say it is not enough to fully protect workers
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17 Jun 2014:
Performative engagement with politics feels uncommon now, but these young theatremakers are working to channel the feelings and anger of their own generation, writes Hannah Ellis-Petersen
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16 Jun 2014: Prosperity and poverty divide a country scarred by the slump, with some parts doing fine while people at the bottom rely on food banks
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14 Jun 2014: Has Oxfam overstepped its remit by tackling themes such as benefit cuts and unemployment in its new campaign? Helen Lewis and Ruth Dudley Edwards debate the issue
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12 Jun 2014:
Gita Saghal: The charity's latest campaign on poverty has raised political hackles, but to change perceptions sometimes shock is necessary
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