Projekt Otwarte Drzwi/Flintshire Open Door Project The Open Door Project was an idea created by the police to help overseas workers in Flintshire. There is a warm and friendly drop in community café held each Friday between 10.00 and 14.00 situated at the Riverdee Community Church in Flint.

Support is provided for migrant workers, via "Drop in "Sessions, which take place every Friday, between 10am and 2pm at the Riverdee Community Church, Castle Street, Flint. Help and advice is provided and Polish interpretation is available. A TGWU officer is often available for employment related advice.

The TGWU section of Unite union website

Acas aims to improve organisations and working life through better employment relations. We provide up-to-date information, independent advice, high quality training and we work with employers and employees to solve problems and improve performance.

TUC leaflet in 11 languages giving information about legal rights to work in this country. The leaflet is available to download in 11 languages.

The ESRC have funded Queen Mary, University of London to undertake a two year research programme considering low paid migrant work in London.

The project focuses on six sectors of the economy in which migrant workers are known to be employed in low-paid work.

Helps working people get the best out of the world of work.

Ta strona internetowa służy pomocą osobom pragnącym informacji o warunkach życia i pracy w Wielkiej Brytanii.

TUC employment website in Polish.