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Employment Justice: Is there a different way to make employment rights a reality?

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05 Aug 2010

Employment Justice: Is there a different way to make employment rights a reality?

Employment rights are still only theoretical for too many workers, leading to exploitation, job insecurity and contributing to poverty. Citizens Advice Employment Justice project is analysing the type of employment problems seen by bureaux in London and aims identify ways that Citizens Advice bureaux can engage with employers to improve HR practice and prevent problems arising. More details are available in the attached briefing.

Citizens Advice Employment Justice project is supported by London's City Parochial Foundation. It is being led by Hannah Breen of Your Potential, an independent HR consultant hosted by City CAB. If you have experience of similar work or would like to find out more about pilots happening in your area, please do contact Gail Emerson at Citizens Advice - 020 7833 7136 / gail.emerson@citizensadvice.org.uk

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