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Work & Employment > Know your employment rights (the links below will take you online)
Contact a citizens advice bureau
	NACAB This is a great website that offers a fantastic service. You can use this site to find out where you nearest citizens advice bureau is and use it to get advice about all sorts of things. There is also information about a range of related issues.
Contact a trade union or professional association
	Labourstart This site allows you to contact and get information about trade unions all over the world. Available in several different languages.
	NISS - Professional Bodies This site provides access to the websites of a large number of different professional associations, learned societies and staff associations. Although they are intended to be of most use to education professionals, the directory is very wide ranging.
	Tagish - Unions and Associations A good directory of UK staff, trade and professional associations, trades unions and related organisations. The directory is organised alphabetically and covers a good range of different trades and professions.
	TUC - Contact a trade union This part of the TUC website gives a full alphabetical listing of all the unions in Britain along with their contact details.
Get legal advice
	Advice Guide Advice Guide gives you basic advice and information on your rights. It can provide you with a broad outline of where you stand and what you can do. Excellent as a first step in understanding your rights.
	Compact Law A very good UK based legal portal that offers free advice and information about a very wide range of different situations. The site is organised into categories within which there is a wealth of relevant and up to date information. Well worth a look.
	Law on the Web This is an excellent legal portal that provides free advice and information in a very wide range of different categories. From here you can also access a number of other very good legal sites. Law on the Web is well written, comprehensive and very useful.
	Legal Advice Free As the name implies, this site offers free legal advice and links on a wide range of different topics. The advice is usually up to date and whilst it is no substitute for personal advice from a solicitor it can be a very useful guide to where you stand.
	The Community Legal Service The CLS was set up by the government in order to try and ensure that people can get information and help about their legal rights and understand how to enforce them in the right place and at the right time. A very useful site that can be of great use.
Learn about employment tribunals
	Employment Tribunals This is the definitive source of information about everything to do with employment tribunals in England, Wales and Scotland. Everything official that you need to know can be found here.
Read employment legislation
	Emplaw A comprehensive guide to British employment law. The majority of the information on this site is only available to paying customers but there is a very good free section outlining the basics. Payment can be for a days access, a week or a few months.
	HMSO This is the website of Her Majesty's Stationary Office, which is the place to find full text online legislation from the government of the UK and the regional assemblies and government organisations. Free for personal use with a good search facility.
	TIGER This is the Tailored Interactive Guide to Employment Rights. It is aimed at helping people find their way through the complicated world of British employment law. It includes sections on the minimum wage and maternity leave as well as lots more.

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