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I’ve lost or am losing my job

I’m being treated unfairly

I’m experiencing unwanted behaviour

We aim to respond to your enquiry within three (3) working days, however our current wait for legal advice appointments is around three (3) weeks. Please be aware that time limits for some dismissal claims can be as short as 21 days from dismissal. You (the client) remain responsible for ensuring you meet any applicable time limits.

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I was fired/dismissed by my employer

I was forced to quit by my employer

I was/am being made redundant by my employer

I was/am being made redundant by my employer

I’m at risk of dismissal due to misconduct/performance issues

I am being discriminated against at work

I am not being paid correctly

I am not receiving a minimum entitlement

I have an issue with my workplace contract

My employer is trying to stop me working for someone else

I am unsure about my employment status

My employer calls me a contractor but I think I am an employee

I am experiencing workplace bullying

I am being sexually harassed at work

I have concerns about my safety at work

I have been accused of workplace sexual harassment

None of the above

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Please be aware that time limits for some dismissal claims can be as short as 21 days from dismissal. You remain responsible for ensuring you meet any applicable time limits.*

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Note: if you have suffered a work-related injury or illness, you may be entitled to claim workers' compensation. Working Women’s Centre WA does not provide legal advice or representation in court for worker’s compensation claims. Please note that limitation periods apply and you should seek legal advice from a worker’s compensation lawyer.If you have any questions or require further information, contact WorkCover WA’s Advice and Assistance Service on 1300 794 744 between 8.30am and 4.30pm on weekdays. You can find more information here: Workers Compensation and Injury Management: A Guide for Workers a comprehensive guide to assist you through the workers compensation process, injury management and return to work.For the names of lawyers who practice in Workers’ Compensation law, you can contact the Law Society of WA on 08 9324 8600.

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I’m experiencing (or at risk of) family, domestic or sexual violence

I’m experiencing (or at risk of) homelessness

I’m an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

I’m culturally, ethnically and/or linguistically diverse

I’m living with a disability or mental illness

I’m residing in a rural or remote area

I’m financially disadvantaged/low income

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