Working in the UK
Summary of sections: 
- Eligibility to work (Answers questions such as: Can I work in the U.K? What about work permits? What are my workers' rights?)
- Jobs (includes looking for and training for jobs)
- Employment status, relevant tax information and health and safety at work
- Benefits (including Universal Credit)
- HACL - Education and Careers Hub - Links to our education and career advice page
- Other information including helplines e.g. Citizens Advice Bureau, legal help, modern slavery, financial abuse, etc
6. Other work-related helplines (including Citizens Advice, legal help. Modern Slavery, financial abuse help, etc)
Citizens Advice Bureau 
You can get free, confidential, independent and impartial advice about
Debt (money problems)
Benefits
Tax
Family law
Housing
Education
Immigration
Local Centres:
Ruislip 9 Eastcote Road centre Ruislip. HA4 8BD | Hayes Hayes One Stop 49-51 Station Road Hayes. UB3 4BE | Uxbridge Link 1a, Civic High Street Uxbridge. UB8 1UW |
Save yourself a visit to the bureau and access initial assessment service on:
(Monday to Friday 9:30am to 3:30pm)
General Legal Advice
If you need general legal advice you can find information on who to contact locally through:
Hillingdon Law Centre
Civil Legal Service
0300 200 2020 CLICK: Civil Legal Service Modern Slavery information 
Modern slavery is when someone exploits or uses other people in a most horrific and harsh way for their own personal or commercial gain.
For more information, click: Modern Slavery Awareness for our information on this topic
Help from HMRC for extra support if you suffer financial hardship or abuse
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) can help you if you need extra support because of your condition or circumstances. You might need extra support if:
- you have dyslexia, autism or cognitive difficulties
- you have reduced mobility or physical disabilities
- you have sensory disabilities, like a visual, hearing or speech impairment
- you have mental health conditions, like depression, stress or anxiety
- you’re experiencing financial hardship - for example you cannot afford essentials like food, bills or rent
- you’re a victim of domestic abuse, including economic abuse
- you’re in hospital
Click: Get help from HMRC if you need extra support