The Decent Jobs Deficit: The Human Cost of Zero-Hours Working and Casual Labour was published by the TUC in December 2014.
Zero-hours workers earn nearly £300 a week less, on average, than permanent employees, according to the report.
The Decent Jobs Deficit: The Human Cost of Zero-Hours Working and Casual Labour was published by the TUC in December 2014.
Zero-hours workers earn nearly £300 a week less, on average, than permanent employees, according to the report.