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NO to Zero Hours contracts for hourly paid staff - YES to professional respect

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Florence Hervey
4 years ago

Colleges claim that standards in teaching and learning are at the heart of their institutions yet treat their teachers with little and in some cases zero respect.

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Alexandra Meybaum
4 years ago

Zero hours contracts need to be eliminated. All staff (all human beings!) should be entitled to a decent contract of work with a predictable number of hours of expected work.

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catherine
4 years ago

thank you, for your care. The zero hours contract is by itself so uncertain it has no protection yet we care for our work and are required to give our 100% going the extra mile, so I hope management will understand.

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Mohammed Rahman
4 years ago

My friend asked me to sign. I'm a good friend to him.

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Heather James
4 years ago

Contracts are what we need Say NO to zero hours

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Theresa Hughes
4 years ago

Bring back secure contracts and fair wage scale!!!!

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Siobhan Owens
4 years ago Featured

I was a HPL, and the absolute lack of care and consideration from many managers, as you were expected to plan, practice, assess, review and amend just like a contracted member of staff, is utterly unjust. Not to mention being inspected (or observed) just like a contracted member of staff.

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Charity Ojago
4 years ago Featured

As an HPL on a zero hour contract, I am embarrassed to be working for an organisation that doesn't value it's staff. It's demoralizing as I can't even get a loan because I don't have a job security or guaranteed hours.

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Sue Ives-Moiba
4 years ago

This would be helpful in signalling the college's full commitment to all of their staff.

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john kehoe
4 years ago

no no no no no no no to zero hours. disrespectful and despicable!

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Neil Fraser
4 years ago

How about zero hours contracts for managers. We'll let them know when we need their incompetence