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Common situation

Something isn't right at work, but you're not sure what to do

You don't need to know the legal term for what's happening to you. Most people start here — with a feeling that something is wrong and a question about whether it matters. That's enough to begin.

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Common patterns

What's been happening?

You don't need to fit neatly into a category. These are the kinds of situations people describe when they're not sure where they stand.

Your role, pay, hours, location, or working conditions have been changed — and you didn't agree to it, or you feel you had no real choice. Changes to your employment terms can raise legal questions whether they were done formally or informally.

01Understand your situation

You don't need a label for what happened. Start with the facts.

Most people don't arrive knowing the legal name for their situation. That's completely normal. Start with a free assessment — a short set of questions about what happened — to get an initial picture. Then go deeper with guided tools that help you understand your rights and identify which claim types might be relevant.

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Whether your employment has ended or whether something has changed while you're still there

Whether there was a specific event — or a pattern that built up over time

Whether anything might be connected to who you are — disability, pregnancy, race, age, and others

Whether you raised concerns and what happened when you did

When the key events happened — this can affect what options are available

02Navigate the process

There's a process — and knowing the landscape helps.

These are the stages people in your situation typically encounter. Most cases don't go through all of them — but the early stages have strict time limits, so it's worth understanding the landscape from the start.

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03Manage your case

Start keeping a record — even before you know where this is going.

Whatever your situation turns out to be, having things in order from the beginning makes everything easier. You don't need to know your claim type to start.

Keep anything that feels relevant — emails, letters, payslips, messages — in one place
Build a timeline of what happened, even if you're not sure what matters yet
Track your deadlines — the calculator works them out from your dates
If it goes further, your claims and ET1 details stay organised alongside everything else
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YCase Hub
ClaimsDocumentsDeadlinesTimeline
ET1 SubmissionCorrespondence18 Mar
Doctors NoteMedical11 Mar
Employment ContractRecords3 Mar
Grievance OutcomeEvidence2 Mar
Formal Grievance LetterCorrespondence21 Jan
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