Rochdale Law Centre : Solicitors for the Community
 
ADVICE LINE
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EMPLOYMENT
Mon 10 - 12 noon
Wed 10 - 12 noon
HOUSING
Thu 10 - 12 noon
IMMIGRATION
Tue 10 - 12 noon
01706 657766
 
 
 
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Employment Law

Advice and Representation
This is a service for those living, working and studying in the area covered by Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council. The service is absolutely free.

We offer advice and representation in all aspects of employment law. In many cases we can represent clients up to and including a
Tribunal Hearing and County Court proceedings.

The employment team is staffed by workers with substantial experience in advising and representing individuals.

You can contact us initially on the Centre’s Advice Line

EMPLOYMENT ADVICE LINE
01706 657766
Wednesday : 10am - 12noon and Thursday: 5pm - 7pm

There, we can give advice as to your rights and how to exercise them. We will arrange appointments in appropriate cases. We can arrange interpreters whenever required.

The team can give advice on all areas of employment law including:

  • Unfair Dismissal
  • Notice
  • Holiday Pay
  • Unpaid Wages
  • Maternity Leave

All workers have a right not to be discriminated against because of their:

  • Race
  • Sex
  • Disability
  • Religion
  • Sexual orientation

We especially encourage individuals with enquiries about possible discrimination to contact us.

Sex discrimination includes discrimination for any reason connected to pregnancy including maternity leave.

There are also various other rights, for instance the right to a written statement or reasons for dismissal in certain circumstances.


There are more rights than you think
For instance, Many people who think they are
self-employed are in fact ‘workers’ and as so entitled to many employment rights.

Specific protection for
‘whistleblowers’.

Circumstances were you can claim unfair dismissal even when you have
under one years service or have not even started the job.

Nearly everyone is entitled to four weeks paid leave per year.

If you have any queries you can call the advice line for expert advice

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