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GAME staff discovered zero hours contracts move via mass Microsoft Teams calls
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this post was submitted on 10 Apr 2024
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I mean, I worked at GAME over a couple of decades ago as a teenager and they were using zero hour (and near-zero) contracts back then.
Surprising they ever stopped tbh, awful company even before Mike Ashley got it from the bargain bin.