Labour to kill more jobs as bosses warn zero-hour crackdown will wipe out seasonal roles

Labour's proposed crackdown on zero-hour contracts, which offer no guaranteed minimum working hours, has raised concerns among employers who warn that this could eliminate many seasonal job roles. The initiative aims to protect workers by ensuring more job stability, but critics argue it could lead to fewer flexible positions that many seasonal workers rely on. This debate underscores the ongoing tension between worker rights and business flexibility, highlighting how policy changes can have wide-reaching implications for employment structures.