Banning zero-hours contracts could cost businesses up to £3bn a year

Zero-hours contract ban could cost UK employers up to £3bn a year

Zero hours contract ban could cost business up to £3bn a year

Hospitality and youth employment are expected to be hit hardest by Labour’s proposals

'A hammer blow to young people': Businesses fume at proposed zero hours reforms

According to the government's own impact assessment, the direct cost to UK employers could be between £350m and £2.9bn per year.

Burnham’s zero hours reforms ‘a hammer blow to young people’

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Banning zero-hours contracts could cost businesses up to £3bn a year

The proposed workplace reforms are nevertheless expected to ‘support growth’ through the improvement of conditions for staff

Labour's ban on zero-hours contracts could cost British businesses £2.9billion a year

Labour's ban on zero-hours contracts could cost British businesses £2.9billion a year . Labour's drive to stamp out zero-hours contracts could land British businesses with a bill of up to £ 2