UK companies are increasingly hiring temporary workers over permanent staff due to economic uncertainty, higher costs, and political turbulence, leading to a 10-month low in permanent recruitment and modest salary growth.
Former temporary workers accuse skincare brand Aroma-Zone of "organized precarity," citing promises of permanent contracts that never materialized, abrupt dismissals, and pressure regarding sales targets and appearance. The company denies these claims, stating the described situations do not align with their values.
Former temporary employees of skincare brand Aroma-Zone are speaking out on social media about alleged precarious working conditions, including promises of permanent contracts that never materialize and abrupt dismissals. They also report pressure regarding sales targets, appearance, and alleged discriminatory remarks.
The government has decided to introduce a "fair allowance" for temporary workers...
