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<p>This week, the Labour leadership met union bosses to agree to ‘the biggest levelling-up of workers’ rights for a generation’ </p>
ANDREW GRICE

Could banning zero-hour contracts be Labour’s downfall?

The party’s ‘new deal’ for working people – billed by Keir Starmer as the biggest levelling-up of employment rights for a generation – enjoys wide support among the public, the trade unions are on side, and it would boost the economy. So why is the opposition so nervous about it, asks Andrew Grice

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