Ah yes, the poor, benefiting from the new corporate 'zero hour jobs' meaning you can't count on having hours next week or what your schedule will be other than

Ah yes, the poor, benefiting from the new corporate 'zero hour jobs' meaning you can't count on having hours next week or what your schedule will be other than that hours will be kept at less than full time to make sure you don't accidentally qualify for benefits. For 'the poor' tt was hard enough to juggle multiple 'part time' jobs that companies created to avoid full time benefits, but now multiple part time 'zero hour' jobs is ridiculous (especially when both expect you to work around/prioritize their non-consistent schedule you get last minute). Do you even know anyone who's 'the poor'?