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	Jobs Unlimited The Guardian's job pages, with the very latest vacancies. Good specialist sections include media and sales and education.
	Top Jobs A comprehensive, constantly updated service. Provides listings in eight other countries, including US.
	Loot: Jobs Another large classifieds database, provided by the popular listings service.
	Career Mosaic UK Search Mosaic's database, or use the link to selected USENET newsgroups. The listings here are updated weekly.

	WelcomeIndia Extensive information and links on working in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, as well as in the UK.
	Careers.com Comprehensive US jobs site.
	Travel Notes All you need to know to work your way around the world.

	Careers Information and Guidance on the Web. Very broad site containing information and links on these and more areas; self-assessment of potential, work possibilities by sector, working regulations, studying abroad or in the UK. Also careers listings.
	Career Solutions User-friendly, detailed site including advice about CVs and interviews, and job listings links.
	BBC Knowledge: Work it Up. New site which links with the BBC digital television programme to provide essential careers information. Features a different sector of work each week.
	Can Do Specialised careers information for disabled university students, graduates and staff.

	Employment Relations Act 1999 Full text of the 1999 Employment Relations Act, on the HMSO site. This is the most recent - and controversial - piece of employment legislation.
	UK Employment Law A searchable database of employment law information, plus comprehensive links to government internet sites.
	Law links Excellent links to relevant government legislation and TUC reports, DTI guides etc.
	Employment Law A global guide.

	The Low Pay Commission Established by the government, the Low Pay Commission offers reports and government responses.
	DTI: Minimum wage regulations Informative DTI site on the Minimum Wage, with links to government legislation and other employment-related websites.
	House of Commons research The latest research from the House of Commons library, with information designed to be of use to MPs. In pdf format.

Working Time Regulations The new Working Time Regulations as issued by the DTI, including guidance on the 48-hour week. For both employers and employees.

TUC: Workers rights Part of the TUC's website, with clear explanations of worker's rights and information on how to seek redress.

The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service Industrial relations body whose mission is "to improve the performance and effectiveness of organisations by providing an independent and impartial service to prevent and resolve disputes and to build harmonious relationships at work." Its site details proper procedure for a range of work-related issues, including recruitment and selection, lay-offs and collective disputes. Useful to both employees and employers.

	Institute of Personnel Development Several useful online articles on all areas of equality at work.
	Women's Equality and Equal Opportunities Excellent links concerning women's equality and parental leave issues.
	The Equal Opportunities Commission Focuses on issues of gender equality at work.
	National Bureau for Students with Disabilities Essential information on training and career opportunities for people with disabilities.
	CanDo The Careers Advisory Network on Disability Opportunities provides a specialised disability-related careers information service for university students and graduates.
	DTI regulatory guides: Employment Essential official factsheets on everything from disability discrimination to itemised pay statements.
	The Commission for Racial Equality Links and information on broad issues of racial equality.

	Institute of Employment Rights A charity made up of employment lawyers, trades unions and labour law academics, which reports on and campaigns for better employment laws.
	DTI Guidance: trade union membership Brief guide to the legal situation, aimed at small firms.
	Spartacus online encyclopedia History of the Trade Union movement.
	Labour Start International Labour movement news.
	Labour Telematics Centre Supports trade unions in gaining access to electronic communications and information technology.
	The Trades Union Congress The TUC is the self-proclaimed "voice of Britain at work", with more than 70 unions and 6.7 million members.
	The NUJ As well as looking after defenceless journalists, the National Union of Journalists campaigns on issues of free speech and press freedoms.
	List of trade unions affiliated to the TUC
	Links to unions around the world

	Flexibility The Interactive Forum on new ways of working.
	IFS: Labour Market Research Online research articles produced by the Institute of Fiscal Studies, on subjects such as unemployment and the tax and benefits system.
	Institute of Personnel Development Articles and factsheets from the IPD's Policy Unit, including areas such as pay and conditions and equal opportunities.
	The Labour Research Department Press releases and offline publications on workplace issues such as equal opportunities and privatisation. Directed at employees.
	SocioSite: Industrial Relations and Trade Unions Contains comprehensive links to labour relations sites in the UK and around the world.
	Socsig All the latest thinking on work and industrial relations can be found on this exhaustive links page, from which online and offline academic publications on labour and industrial relations can be obtained.
	Job Satisfaction in Britain Recent academic study of relative levels of job satisfaction in different occupations by Bath University's Professor Michael Rose.
	Job Insecurity and Work Intensification Survey Recent findings from a joint project run by Cambridge University's department of social and political sciences and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
	The Joseph Rowntree Foundation The JRF is the UK's largest independent social research and development charity, supporting a wide programme of research and development projects in the fields of housing, families and work.

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