If you work or have worked for the Church of England on a zero-hours contract, we’d like to hear from you

Tell us: do you work for the C of E on a zero-hours contract?

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has been criticised for condemning zero-hours contracts after it was revealed the Church of England has advertised for jobs on such contracts.

Gloucester and Norwich Cathedral are advertising on their websites for a porter and refectory assistant, respectively, for what is described as a “casual zero-hours” post.

Whether you have worked for the Church of England on a zero-hours contract or are still employed with them, we’d like to hear from you.

How to get in touch

What job do you do? How long have you worked there and how much are you paid? What are the work conditions like? We’re also interested in any information you can provide on working for the Church of England generally. You can share your experiences in the form below or contact the Guardian via WhatsApp by adding the contact +44(0)7867825056.

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