Employment

Summary

We understand how stressful problems at work can be. This free, easy-to-use tool helps you write a formal grievance letter to your employer. It supports you to challenge unfair treatment, and feel confident in taking formal action. Getting free one-to-one advice about benefits is hard. All advice services are extremely busy. We are here to help everyone who cannot get in at an advice service and cannot afford to pay for legal help. We give you the knowledge, confidence, and skills you need to deal with the issue yourself, or with the help of friends or family. If you need more help than you can get from our advice guides, we explain how to try to find free or affordable employment advice.

Key information

• Information hub Employment rights Understand your rights at work - from rules about pay and breaks to sick leave. Your employment contract may entitle you to more than the law says, it cannot give you less.  Information Unfair treatment at work Help to understand what behaviour or treatment is discrimination and against the law, and what you can do about it.  Information hub Sorting out a problem at work Help to resolve a problem at work informally, formally (using the grievance procedure) or if necessary by going to an employment tribunal.  Information hub Employment tribunals Help with the knowledge, confidence and skills you need to put your case well if you are thinking of taking a case to the employment tribunal.  Chosen for you Self employment Work out if you are self employed, and understand the rules about working for yourself.  Information How to get free legal advice about your employment problem Find out where you may be able to get free or affordable legal advice about employment law and what you should do about your problem at work. 
• We understand how stressful problems at work can be. This free, easy-to-use tool helps you write a formal grievance letter to your employer. It supports you to challenge unfair treatment, and feel confident in taking formal action.
• Getting free one-to-one advice about benefits is hard. All advice services are extremely busy. We are here to help everyone who cannot get in at an advice service and cannot afford to pay for legal help.
• We give you the knowledge, confidence, and skills you need to deal with the issue yourself, or with the help of friends or family. If you need more help than you can get from our advice guides, we explain how to try to find free or affordable employment advice.

Practical guidance

• Source: Employment

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