Work Rights Centre is a charity that helps migrants and disadvantaged Britons access employment justice and improve their social mobility

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Policy 12 Feb 2026

Over 70 parliamentarians join our call to axe retrospective settlement plans

A broad coalition of parliamentarians, unions, and civil society have joined the Work Rights Centre and Labour MP Neil Duncan-Jordan in an open letter urging the Home Secretary to halt the consultation on "earned" settlement.

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News 27 Jan 2026

We’re recruiting a Training Lead (Employment Law)

This is a new role for a motivated employment law trainer to drive the development and delivery of our exciting new training programme, and support the wider development of the charity.

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News 20 Jan 2026

We're seeking a Finance Trustee (Treasurer)

We are seeking a Finance Trustee (Treasurer) to play a vital role in managing our resources most effectively to maximise our impact. This is an unpaid role with a commitment of approximately four days a year.

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Our impact in 2025

£173K

Recovered for people exploited by their employers

481

People supported to understand and secure their immigration status

184

Frontline professionals trained in immigration and employment advice

415

People supported with one-on-one employment legal advice


Write to your MP

The government has no clue what it's like to be a migrant or low-paid worker in Britain today.

Yet they are making policies such as doubling the route to settlement and changing the immigration rules that will affect millions of people's lives.

We need to tell them.

Starmer

Female Agricultural Worker Face

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Good legal advice has the power to change lives. Every day our advisers help people to fight exploitative bosses, leave precarious work behind, and rebuild their confidence. If you can, please consider donating today. Every contribution makes a difference.