Shocking Diary Reveals How Britain's Temps Have Become a Persecuted Minority

Based on Vicky's experiences as a London temp, her new book exposes the cruel abuse and disrespect which is routinely meted out to a sector of the workforce which has few rights and no champions in high places.

Entitled 'The Highs and Lows of Temping', the book is a painfully honest account of the author's three years of temping for a variety of employers. She gives us a unique behind-the-scenes glimpse of the pettiness, spiteful bullying and poisonous office politics which is part of everyday life for many temps and against which they have little defence.

Vicky believes that mounting market pressures as well as ignorance and insensitivity are causing employers to exploit temps and treat them like second class citizens, as never before.

"Temps make an important contribution to the economy, but you'd never guess from the way they are treated. It's ironic that in a society which talks so much about human rights, here is one minority group whose human rights are being violated on a daily basis."

About publication: Vicky's book is published by lulu.com and is available at http://www.lulu.com/content/442640

About Author
Vicky Justine was born in Hammersmith, West London. After graduating in 2000, she found it increasingly difficult to find a job with a Spanish Language Degree. She has an elder and younger sister and younger twin brothers. She attended the University of Portsmouth and has lived and worked in: Spain, Costa Rica and Brazil.

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