Zero-hours loophole needs addressing - Holmes

Shegin eddin y chur rish foill jeh neu-nhee dy h-ooryn - Holmes

Ta'n reiltys coayl çheet-stiagh kyndagh rish coonraghyn neu-nhee dy h-ooryn.

Ta fer-toshee jeh sheshaght-cheirdey gra dy vel feme ec Eddie Teare eddin y chur rish y chooish jeh coonraghyn neu-nhee dy h-ooryn ayns y nah chlaare argidoil echey.

Ver y Shirveishagh Tashtee magh e phlannyn son y chlaare argidoil s'jerree jeh'n reiltys shoh, Jemayrt yn çheyoo laa jeig Toshiaght Arree.

Ta Eric Holmes ass Unite credjal dy vel y kerroo preevaadjagh neu-arryltagh ny cheayrtyn dy reaghey ny shlee na shey oor jeig dy h-obbyr sy çhiaghtin.

T'eh smooinaghtyn dy re foill t'ayn ta costal y reiltys.


Zero-hours loophole needs addressing - Holmes

Contracts ultimately cost government income.

A union boss says the issue of zero-hours contracts needs to be addressed in Eddie Teare's next budget.

The Treasury Minister will set-out his plans for the final budget of this administration on Tuesday February 16th.

Eric Holmes of Unite believes the private sector is sometimes reluctant to provide workers with more than 16 hours a week.

He thinks it's a loophole that is costing the government.