Minister hoping to introduce laws to ban zero-hour contracts by Christmas

Laws outlawing zero-hours contracts will be introduced by Christmas, if the Social Protection Minister Regina Doherty gets her way.

Minister hoping to introduce laws to ban zero-hour contracts by Christmas
Wed, 27 Sep, 2017 - 14:34

Laws outlawing zero-hours contracts will be introduced by Christmas, if the Social Protection Minister Regina Doherty gets her way.

Ms Doherty says it is time for the most vulnerable workers to get job security.

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