ASPIRING TO SURVIVE: ZERO HOURS JUSTICE HELPS WITH RESEARCH INTO SOCIAL MOBILITY OF PRECARIOUS WORKERS

By Pravin Jeyaraj

Zero Hours Justice has been contacted by a PhD student at Cardiff University carrying out research into the aspirations of people in precarious work, including those on zero hours contracts and casual workers.

Jon Jones is looking for people to complete a short questionnaire about irregular or independent work and possibly join in a larger interview-based research project. If you are on a zero-hours contract, self-employed, a temporary agency worker, or doing shift work, your views are important, and he invites you to complete the online questionnaire and have a look at details about the rest of the research.​ 

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You are under no obligation to take part, but it’s an opportunity to express your views. Those who take part in the later interview stages will receive Love2shop vouchers.

The research is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. Zero Hours Justice is not involved with the organisation of this research. Any questions should be directed towards Jon Jones, whose contact details are in the information sheet below.

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