Adjective
zero-hours (not comparable)
(UK) Relating to a zero-hour contract or employment.
Any meaningful workforce strategy for social care must address the sector’s endemic low pay, with a median average hourly rate of £8.10 last March and 24% of care workers on zero-hours contracts. Source: Internet
Corbyn’s promise to get rid of zero-hours contracts is great. Source: Internet
She talked about the insecurity of zero-hours work, saying: "We're seeing a shift back to the days of the dock worker turning up to the dock to see if there was work to do that day." Source: Internet
‘Britain has greater numbers of workers on precarious zero-hours contracts.’ Source: Internet