Supporting people to self-represent through a discrimination claim
Develop a ‘Discrimination Claims Self-Representation Kit’ to guide people through the process of running their own legal discrimination claim.
An upcoming JobWatch research report found that only 10% of survey respondents who experienced workplace discrimination proceeded with making a legal claim as the process was ‘too difficult’. JobWatch proposes to develop a ‘Discrimination Claims Self-Representation Kit’ to guide people through the process of running their own legal discrimination claim.
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