I'm stuck on the zero-hours job treadmill. Here's why Labour's reforms won't help workers like me | Rose Atkinson
Briefly

I graduated in 2015 with a degree in tailoring, which I thought would give me a massive scope of work I could do. But there aren't any graduate jobs—there's nothing.
From the age of 14 until I went to university, I worked in pubs for a few quid an hour... Pubs are the worst for zero-hours contracts.
Having no rights or stability wrecks your mental and physical health, and destroys any hope.
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