Media reports indicate that Britain is leading the way in so-called "zero-hours" contracts that keep employees available but with no guarantee of work. The reports add that other countries are watching with interest. Trade unions are waging a bitter war against the contracts which some 1.4 million Britons have signed up to, saying people feel forced into signing them. The latest skirmish is over plans by Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative-led ...
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