On the 3rd of March the Chancellor is due to make one of the most anticipated budget statements in recent years. Covid-19 has been hard on migrant workers. To heal the scars, the Chancellor will need to extend support schemes that protect the most vulnerable, and realise that recovery is not just about lifting lockdown, but livelihoods.
By Dora-Olivia Vicol
22 February 2021
In this article we look at what the end of the Brexit transition means for EU nationals' access to social security, why applying to the EU Settlement Scheme is key, and who is at risk of falling through the cracks
By Olivia Vicol
05 January 2021
We are looking for an expert stortyteller to join our team for 15h a week, and grow our supporter base.
By Olivia Vicol
04 January 2021
NINO allocations are suspended for EU nationals. Learn more about your rights, and how to fight it.
By Dora-Olivia Vicol
05 December 2020
We are looking for a motivated candidate with a passion for justice, to join our team in Manchester.
By Dora-Olivia Vicol
06 June 2020
Our Development manager attends the first roundtable with the Deputy Mayor for Social Integration, to discuss the impact of settled status, the Immigration Bill, and integration.
By Adina Maglan
07 April 2019
Volunteering for the Mayor of London’s campaign to support European Londoners secure their status in the UK
By Adina Maglan
05 April 2019
Work Rights Centre launches the UK’s first comprehensive introduction to employment rights. Narrated in English with subtitles in 21 languages, the 3-minute sends one clear message: everyone has the right to work that is fair, safe, and that pays.
By Zac Downs
08 October 2018
The Institute of Fiscal Studies held their annual event presenting a report on United Kingdom living standards, poverty and inequality.
By Dasha Vodchic
13 August 2018
Employment rights, friendship, and a charity model embedded in the community: our Chair Of Trustees and beneficiaries talk to the London Community Foundation.
By Zac Downs
30 July 2018
Together with over 100 representatives from different migrant sector organisations, WoRC attended a forum which proposed means of countering the hostile environment to which the Windrush Generation were subjected.
By Aleksandra Tomczak
28 July 2018
Brent Council hosted its 2018 Voluntary Sector Organisations consultation. During the meeting, the attendees discussed the proposed Partnership Principles, and how these would work in a wider partnership strategy.
By Adina Maglan
28 July 2018
Work Rights Centre has been invited to deliver a bespoke training on Equalities and Work Rights in English and Romanian as part of an ESOL course organised by Hertfordshire County Council.
By Adina Maglan
21 July 2018
We are pleased to announce that Bulgarians in London had published their new blog featuring an interview with Work Rights Centre's communications officer.
By Lora Tabakova
24 June 2018
Along with a number of Brent-based community organisations and social enterprises, WoRC was invited to review the needs of the borough's voluntary sector.
By Lora Tabakova
20 June 2018
Since the EU referendum the circumstances of EU nationals in the UK have worsened. This article considers some of the barriers EU nationals face in making applications for Settled Status.
By Lora Tabakova
25 April 2018
Our team of dedicated volunteers had the pleasure to attend a conference on the 6th of April 2018 hosted by the AIRE Centre (Advice on Individual Rights in Europe) on the subject of Providing Legal Advice to EEA nationals, as part of a project funded by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
By Dasha Vodchic
06 April 2018