Guaranteed hours reforms could reduce temporary jobs, recruiters warn

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation warns that guaranteed-hours reforms could reduce temporary job opportunities as employers face higher costs and more complex hiring requirements. The industry body is calling for exemptions for genuinely temporary workers, citing potential unintended consequences including reduced shifts, overseas sourcing, or reclassification as self-employed roles.

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