Ed Miliband: I could not live on a zero hour contract
Mr Miliband is now speaking. He says that job security is “the bedrock” for working people
The Labour leader says that he himself would not survive on a zero hour contract saying that: “If it is not good enough for us, its not good enough for you, it’s not good enough for working Britain.”
He has now handed over to a Q&A at David Brown Gear Systems in Huddersfield and has challenged members of the Conservative Party and business leaders to try and live on a zero hour contract themselves. He said: “Whether it is me or David Cameron or other people in our society, I don’t think it provides security for you and your family.”
Meanwhile David Cameron has arrived at a brewery in Wolverhampton, with the Chancellor, George Osborne.
David Cameron and George Osborne take the campaign to Marston’s brewery in Wolverhampton: pic.twitter.com/41GXd9X8D4 via @JamesTapsfield
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