Part-time workers' rights in the news

Members may be aware that an Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) report on the plight of the UK's part-time workers' attracted a great deal of media attention yesterday.

The report - Part-time is no crime – so why the penalty? - claims that part-time work has a 'scarring' effect on earnings: the longer a person is in part-time work, the lower their wages are likely to be, even if they return to full-time work. Other statistics quoted in the report are as follows:

Between 1991 and 2002, m... (131 more words)

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