Sexual Harassment at Work Advice

We provide free employment legal advice to women in England and Wales experiencing sexual harassment at work including:

Identifying sexual harassment
How to bring a complaint against your employer
Advice about grievances and investigations
The Employment Tribunal procedure
Settlement Agreements and Non-Disclosure Agreements

Sexual Harassment at Work Advice Line

Call: 020 7490 0152

Opening hours:

Mondays 3pm – 5pm and 6pm - 8pm

Tuesdays 6pm – 8pm

Wednesdays 6pm – 8pm

The line is closed on bank holidays.

Our lines can get very busy, if you do not get through right away we advise you to call back later that session and try again. In the meantime, we suggest you read our comprehensive handbook which has lots of useful information and template documents that you can use.

Interpreting services

We offer telephone interpreting services on all our advice lines.

You will need to tell the advisor what language you speak, then you will be put on hold while we connect an interpreter who will translate.

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Our free telephone advice lines have provided many thousands of women with legal advice and information on a wide range of legal issues including domestic violence, child contact, sexual violence and the criminal justice process, sexual harassment at work, and immigration and asylum. Read more about our advice lines here.
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