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• Local authority help with repairs - Housing Health and Safety Rating System

  Local authority help with repairs - Housing Health and Safety Rating System This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice

• Local authority help with repairs - notices and orders under the Housing Health and Safety Rating System

  Local authority help with repairs - notices and orders under the Housing Health and Safety Rating System This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice

• Getting help from the local authority

  Getting help from the local authority Asking the local authority for help with repairs Local authority help with repairs - Housing Health and Safety Rating System Local authority help with repairs

• Check your parental rights as an agency worker

  a good health and safety reason uses minor risks as an excuse because they don’t want you to work for them refuses to make reasonable adjustments to your job to make it safe for you If you think you’ve

• Repairs and housing conditions

  authority Asking the local authority for help with repairs Local authority help with repairs - Housing Health and Safety Rating System Local authority help with repairs - notices and orders under

• Pregnancy and maternity discrimination

  with a service or treat you differently because you’re pregnant if there are health and safety reasons for doing this. The service provider must reasonably believe there’s a risk to your health

• Repairs - what are your options if you are a social housing tenant

  requirements that provide for the health and safety of residents in their homes. Standards for landlords in Wales Registered social landlords (RSLs) such as housing associations, are expected to manage

• Asking the local authority for help with repairs

  if: there's a statutory nuisance, that is, your home is in such a state that it's harmful to your health or is a nuisance, or there's a hazard in your home which is a risk to your health or safety

• Indirect discrimination in the provision of goods and services

  this in court, if necessary. This is known in legal terms as objective justification. Examples of reasons that businesses often use are: ensuring the health and safety of customers or other people preventing

• Provision of goods and services - pregnancy and maternity discrimination

  or treat you differently because you’re pregnant if there are health and safety reasons for doing this. The service provider must reasonably believe there’s a risk to your health and safety