How to get legal advice for an employment-related issue?

Marcon

GaseousAgley said:

Thrugelmir said:

Have you exhausted all prescribed internal routes of resolution? 

    Yes.

Are you and OP one and the same...? Seem to be different names (just checking OP has seen this post!). Is this the issue you are trying to explore: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6306828/public-sector-nhs-recruitment-process-how-to-complain/p2

Worth trying https://www.lawclinic.org.uk even if you aren't in Scotland - lots of useful info/practical help and they have an online service.

74jax

GaseousAgley said:

Jude57 said:

OP check if you have a local Law Centre near you. They aren't available everywhere but if you can find one locally, they might be able to help. If your nearest University has a Law Faculty, they may (I stress MAY) be willing to help. Don't dismiss CAB out of hand. While it's true they are staffed mainly by volunteers without specialist lawyers on staff, they do have links with local solicitors who are prepared to give initial free advice. I'd at least try CAB to see if they can signpost local free advice.

Thanks for the advice - I'll investigate these options.

EDITED - marcon had already spotted it.