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Donate to support our free Advice Clinics.

Every week in London and Manchester, we run a free advice clinic for migrants and their families. Our dedicated team of advisers help them challenge in-work exploitation, access benefits when they are struggling, secure their immigration status, and access employment when they're ready. Our advice is free, completely confidential, and available in seven languages, including Bulgarian, Italian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian.

Your support means the world to us, and it helps us change the world.

If you know someone who needs help, get in touch at https://www.workrightscentre.org/get-our-help  or call us at 03004000100.

       

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Work Rights Centre  

The Work Rights Centre is a registered charity (No. 1165419) dedicated to ending in-work poverty by helping workers exit precarious work: poorly paid, unprotected, and insecure employment. Our team of volunteers provides free and confidential information in a variety of European languages and can help you understand your employment status, access your employment rights, and improve your employability.

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  • Thu, March 23 2023, 9:54 AM : If ever you suspect someone is being exploited or simply paying out for bad advice, please let them know they can get in touch with us for free, confidential support: https://t.co/1CkWAZdByr
  • Thu, March 23 2023, 9:54 AM : Whether they are actively exploiting people or simply making mistakes despite having the best of intentions, it doesn’t matter. These processes should not cost a penny and free, professional advice from charities like ours exists to make sure they are followed correctly.
  • Thu, March 23 2023, 9:54 AM : Whenever people experience confusion or uncertainty about bureaucratic processes (see also Universal Credit & the EUSS), there are self-proclaimed “accountants” or “solicitors” offering their services, often making grave errors that cause unnecessary complexity.
  • Thu, March 23 2023, 9:54 AM : There is a high chance that the application was completely botched, which is why we are now having to submit a Subject Access Request to the Home Office for her. Sadly, her experience is not uncommon.
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