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Repairs
Understand how to deal with repairs and poor housing conditions. Use our Housing repairs letter tool to ask your landlord or their agent to deal with the repairs.
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Employment rights
Your rights at work There are laws that give everyone basic rights at work. All employers must follow the law. The information below explains what your basic rights are. Your employment contract can give you more rights than the law gives you, but it cannot give you less than your basic rights. We know that migrants and young people are particularly likely to be treated badly at work and not to know their rights - we have written this information to help you especially.
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How to settle a civil claim
Learn how to settle a claim out of court, saving money and stress. Understand "without prejudice" offers, Part 36 offers, and the risks of rejecting a settlement. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.
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How to take a claim in the civil court - at a glance
This table provides a quick and useful way of checking your understanding and what you need to do for small claims or fast track claims about breach of contract, debt, loss or damage which is someone else’s fault (negligence), and personal injury. It is designed to be used alongside the other guides in the series. This information is about the law in England and Wales.
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Motoring offences
Information about all types of road-traffic offences, chosen for you from trusted organisations.
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Asylum seekers and refugees
A collection of links from across the web - your rights to protection by the UK government because you have fled from another country because of fear of persecution.
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Immigration controls
Selected resources from across the internet on when you need permission to come into, and stay in, the UK? What you can do if you would like your partner or members of your family to join you in Britain.
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No recourse to public funds (NRPF)
Some migrants to the UK have 'no recourse to public funds', which means that they cannot access certain benefits or support provided by the government or local council. Includes what counts as public funds, who has no recourse to public funds, and what can be done about it - links reviewed and selected by Advicenow.
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Working in the UK
Chosen for you from other information providers - rules on working in the UK - for European and other non-British citizens.
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Citizenship and nationality
Resources from the rest of the web on what it means to be a British citizen, including the right to live here (right of abode); and citizenship by birth, by descent and by registration - for example, being born here, or registering after coming to live here.
