Provides advice on various workplace health and safety topics and also explains your legal rights and duties and those of your employer.

Find career options based on your interests and skills. Career suggestions include videos from people working in the field, skills and qualifications needed and day-to-day work tasks.

If your employer has witheld your wages or you are facing problems getting paid, here is guidance on what to do next.

This charity offers financial support to chemical engineers and their dependents around the world in times of distress.

The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity is provides emotional, physical and financial wellbeing support to construction workers and their families.

A gateway for business owners to find mentors across different business sectors and stages.

Provides support such as coaching, advocacy support and sourcing specialised equipment to disabled people in Northern Ireland starting a job or who are having difficulties in their existing job.

A free 24/7 helpline staffed by counsellors to support serving and retired educational staff in schools, colleges and universities. Financial support may also be available to those facing hardship.

Private CV writing services for professionals and executives. Also provides video consulting.

Provides information on the steps you can take to support yourself after an injury at work.

An outline of the steps needed to take to formally raise a grievance at work.

Steps on how to take to informally raise a problem at work with an employer.

Squiggly Careers provides weekly advice and guidance on how to take control of your career, make better choices for your future and be your best at work.

An overview of your rights to take time off work to care for dependants or family in an emergency.

Guidance on your employment rights to take time off work to care for dependants, including information on what is considered an emergency and how much time you can take.

Advice and resources about how to talk to your employer about a problem at work and further steps to take.

A charity that helps anyone with a learning disability to look at employment options, choose a course or career, search for jobs, create a CV and practice mock interviews.

Provides a range of resources for individuals to evaluate workplace stress levels and advice on how to combat it.

Free tools and tips to help you build life skills and prepare for work. Includes a CV builder tool.

Free resource allowing you to select an interview type, video your reply and see model answers.

Advice on preparing for interview and provides guide to sample questions and answers.

Index of programmes available for businesses looking to scale up.

Call or text 24/7 to speak confidentially with a trained volunteer. Available for key and essential workers to help look after their mental health and wellbeing.

Information and advice about self-employment as a single parent. Includes links to tools to help you start your own business, advice on financial support, and guidance on childcare.

Guidance for anyone having difficulties with those they work with, with a focus on creating and maintaining mental health at work.

Information about financial support, new ways of working, mental health, and what the government’s COVID roadmaps mean for small businesses.

Information on steps to take if you feel that you have been discriminated against by an employer, or a colleague acting on an employer’s behalf.

Information on what amounts to pregnancy discrimination and what you can do if you are being discriminated against. Check the website for helplines offering advice.

Find current opportunities for students including virtual work experiences, different types of apprenticeships, and degree tasters.

An overview on how to organise and/or take part in a strike or other similar action, and guidance on your rights to strike as an employee.

Information on organising and taking part in industrial action and your related employment rights in Northern Ireland.

Information about your rights at work, advice on how to manage your money, how to cope with stress/uncertainty following redundancy during COVID-19.

Free advice, training workshops, mentoring, partnering, and training for young people interested in starting a business. Also provides low-cost workspaces.

Guidance from Disability Information Scotland on the access to work scheme, a government grant which supports those with a disability to start or remain in employment.

Details the legal requirements for industrial action, summarising UK legislation and giving detail about how the rules apply in different circumstances.

Provides definitions of workplace harassment and guidance on steps that can be taken if you feel that a manager is harassing you.

Support for disabled people moving into paid work, with information on alternative options such as social enterprise, volunteering, and study.

Information on paternity leave eligibility, pay, and other rights when expecting a baby or adopting.

Resource for careers advice, applications and CVs. Includes information about interviews and assessment centres.

A charity initiative offering career advice and skill acquisition opportunities for young people.

Free and paid online courses and degrees from universities and specialist organisations.

Advice and guidance on how to plan a career break or use a career break to support a career change. Links to training, paid work and voluntary work in the UK and abroad.

Opportunities for people with IT experience to get involved in projects to support Scottish Government, Local Authorities and other organisations.

Matches students or people who have graduated in the last 12 months to businesses offering paid placements.

Provides information relating to redundancy including legal rights, redundancy pay, benefits and tax credits, financial tips and planning.

Government information on support and services available for apprentices who have been made redundant.

Information about how to volunteer for Greenpeace and take part in action against climate change.

Provides computers and technology for disabled adults and children to help them at home, at work and in education.

Find out what degree, subject and course might be right for you to study at university and information on applying.

Students might have access to online CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) e-learning platform Silvercloud. Check with your university counselling service to see if it is available to you.

Uses relaxation, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and resilience building techniques to help improve positive feelings, self-esteem and self-confidence.

You may be able to claim tax relief for additional household costs if you have to work at home on a regular basis. This includes if you have to work from home because of coronavirus.

The Careers Service offers information, advice and guidance to all ages. Chat online, by phone or in person at your nearest Careers office.

Working Wales offers free advice, guidance and access to training to help you get into work or further your career.

Expert career information and advice for everyone in Scotland. Helpline is open Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm.

Provides information on discrimination, bullying and harassment at work and what you can do.

Provides information and guidance if making a claim to an employment tribunal.

Provides exercises to tackle stress with online meditation recordings.

Provides information advice, training, conciliation and other services for employers and employees to help prevent or resolve workplace problems.

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