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Working parents, a helping hand - a guide to the rights and benefits for working parents (Lft 348)Date: 01 April 2008
Find out what Labour has done to help parents at work and how you can help Usdaw to campaign for even better rights. Rights for parents a workAll working parents have rights to help them balance their work with caring for their children. Make sure you and your children don't miss out - download the leaflet for further details.These rights are the legal minimums. Your union may have negotiated better rights with your employer. Check your staff handbook for details. To help get your rights, contact your union rep or ring the TUC Know Your Rights line on 0870 600 4882.
Make sure you get your rights - join a unionThe best way to ensure your employer respects your rights at work is to join a trade union. Your employer cannot prevent you from joining a trade union, or from carrying out trade union activities.Trade unions such as Usdaw can offer you lots of help and advice on getting all your rights at work, as well as free expert legal services if you have an accident or injury at work, or if you suffer from a work-related illness. Staff represented by a trade union are more likely to have better wages and conditions than those who aren't.
Join Usdaw todayUsdaw represents over 359,000 members, many in the retail sector. We have helped thousands of our members to claim tax credits and to improve their wages and conditions at work.To find the union that's appropriate for your job, call the TUC on 0870 600 4882 or visit www.tuc.org.uk To join or find out more about Usdaw: Call 0845 6060640 (calls charged at local rate), or use our join online form. For more information see our join rates.
The Labour PartyTo help Labour carry on the good work, you can join the Labour Party. Call 08705 900 200 or visit www.labour.org.ukWorking parents ... a helping hand - guide to rights and benefits for working parents (Leaflet 348) was correct at date of publication April 2008. Download File: If you do not have the software to download this attachment you can download it here. Resources Library Equality
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