Got a Universal Credit sanction? Don’t panic. Our step-by-step guide empowers you to get the sanction overturned, and get help with money now. The information in this guide applies to England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

If you break your claimant commitment, you will get a sanction. This guide explains how to get your claimant commitment right and how to avoid a DWP sanction. The information in this guide applies to England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Universal Credit is the main benefit for working age people - whether you are in low-paid work, are looking for work, or unable to work because of a sickness or disability. There are lots of things that can go wrong with your Universal Credit payments - we have help for you if you have not been given the right decision about your fitness for work, if you have been given an unfair sanction, or if you have an overpayment you cannot afford to repay. All unfair decisions should be challenged. See below for our help and advice. This information applies in England, Wales, and Scotland. It will also

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.

If you are a private renter in England, you need to know about important changes to the law coming on 1st May. Find out how the law will end section 21 evictions, create new ‘rolling’ tenancies, limit rent increases and protect you from discrimination. This information is for England only.