0 Hour Contract Template – UK

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Please note: This is a sample template for a 0 Hour Contract UK agreement, provided for illustrative purposes only. Actual terms may vary depending on specific arrangements and legal advice.

Sample 0 Hour Contract UK

Parties Involved:

Employer: XYZ Ltd.
Address: 123 Business Road, London, SW1A 1AA

Worker: John Doe
Address: 456 Residential Street, London, W1A 2AA

Contract Type:

This is a zero hours (as-needed) employment agreement, where the Employer is not obliged to provide a minimum number of hours, and the Worker is not obliged to accept any work offered.

Terms of Engagement:

The Worker agrees to be available to undertake work as and when required. The Employer may offer work at its discretion, and the Worker can choose to accept or decline.

Payment and Benefits:

Payment shall be made at an agreed rate per hour or per task, as specified in the schedule. No entitlement to paid holidays, sick pay, or other statutory benefits unless mandated by law.

Duration and Termination:

This agreement is effective from ______________________ and may be terminated by either party with appropriate notice as per legal requirements.

Additional Provisions:

  • The Worker may be called upon to perform tasks during specified times, but there is no guarantee of work availability.
  • This agreement does not constitute a permanent employment contract.
  • Both parties agree to comply with relevant employment laws and health and safety regulations.

London, ______________________

________________________
John Doe (Worker)
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XYZ Ltd. (Employer)