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• If you're being harassed or bullied at work

  he tells her to go home because they need to talk to the agency to make sure the work is safe for her. The agency calls her later that day and tells her the factory don’t want her to work there any

• Check how you’ve been discriminated against

  person Jay can compare themself with. But 6 months earlier, Jay’s employer gave a written warning to another worker for taking home some food without permission. Because this was a similar situation, Jay

• What counts as disability discrimination

  changes to your home to help with your disability, you can ask your landlord to make reasonable adjustments. For more information about discrimination when buying or renting property, see Discrimination

• Discrimination because of sexual orientation

  who provide trade or personal services. This includes builders and people who provide complementary therapies such as acupuncture or reflexology residential care homes courts, prisons and the police

• Discrimination because of religion or belief

  in winter to get home before dark and prepare for the Sabbath. At the moment, my boss is happy to let me do this and make up the time during the rest of the week. However, he is thinking of introducing

• Gathering evidence about discrimination at work

  rather than making general statements. So instead of saying ‘I can’t lift things’, say ‘I can’t carry the shopping home any more, or put it in the car by myself. Someone has to come with me to help me

• Managing affairs for someone else

  to be made to protect someone's health or safety. It is also possible to apply for an interim order, for example, if urgent action was needed to pay someone's care home fees. What can you do if you think

• Buying a more energy efficient appliance

  Buying a more energy efficient appliance This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales If you're thinking about buying

• Check your rights as a lodger

  You’re a lodger if you live with your landlord and you either: share ‘living space’ with them - for example a kitchen, living room or bathroom don’t share living space with them but share other spaces