Meanings of using zero in English

They're a great way to mattify the face using zero make-up products.

In January Unilever announced it would start using zero-based budgeting more and more.

Microbial taxa were identified using zero-inflated negative binomial modeling.

Eight of the 22 Welsh councils are currently using zero-hours contracts, research by BBC Wales has found.

The spyware "uses a number of ways to hack into a target's mobile devices, including using zero-day exploits".

The length of hospital stay was analyzed as a function of demographics, previous events and co-morbidities using zero-inflated binomial negative regression.

Calling for a wider investigation into the zero-hours phenomenon such contracts, the Work Foundation revealed a disparity between sectors using zero-hours contracts.

Last week, the University and Colleges Union (UCU) reported that half of universities are now using zero-hours contracts for lecturers.

Employers were using zero-hour contracts, piecemeal pay or "independent" contracts to pay the pilots less than the minimum wage, he said.

Conor D'Arcy, policy analyst at the foundation, said another possible reason for the slowdown in growth was reputational damage suffered by firms using zero-hours contracts.

Companies are using zero hours contracts, not giving their employees guaranteed hours, but expecting them to be available to work with a few hours' notice.

While there are growing accusations that employers are using zero- or low-hours contracts to exploit staff, there is no solid data available on how w(...)

Some companies using zero-hour contracts of employment are abusing workers and treating them "like the navvies in England", it has been claimed in the Dáil.

Unite, Britain's biggest union, has demanded talks with Sports Direct after claiming the firm is using zero-hour contracts for its entire 20,000 part-time workforce.