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Your rights if you have lost your job including information on the difference between fair and unfair dismissal from work.
Information provided applies to England & Wales
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Unfair dismissal can occur when your employer has not followed a fair redundancy process. If you think you’re the victim of unfair dismissal, explains how to check whether or not your employer has done things by the book.
Information on sorting out problems at work to help you understand how to tackle it and what to do at each stage, whether you're sorting things out informally, taking out a grievance or making a claim to an employment tribunal.
Information on grievances in the workplace, including what is a grievance, raising a formal grievance, mediation, conciliation and employment tribunal claims.
Dismissal is when your employer ends your employment - they don’t always have to give you notice. Explains your rights if you have been dismissed and action you can take.
This leaflet gives employees basic information about bullying and harassment, summarises the responsibilities of employers, outlines some of the options open to you and points you to sources of further information and advice.
