Agency Workers' Zero Hour Ban
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Zero hour contract ban to include agency workers in employment bill

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Agency workers will be included in a ban on "exploitative" zero hour contracts.
The new rules will mean that agency workers will have to be offered a minimum number of hours a week.
The Trades Union Congress welcomes the inclusion of agency workers in the ban.
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation said the change should not "undermine" the "flexibility" of agency work.
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