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Where to get free help
These services are free. The Fair Work Commission’s own list is first because it covers every state and territory.
- Fair Work Commission — Where to find legal help (opens in a new tab)The Commission's own list of free and low-cost legal help, arranged by state and territory.
- Fair Work Commission — Workplace Advice Service (opens in a new tab)Free legal help from a participating lawyer on dismissal, general protections, bullying and sexual harassment matters, subject to eligibility.
- JobWatch (opens in a new tab)A community legal centre for workers, with a free telephone information service covering Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania.
- Circle Green Community Legal Centre (opens in a new tab)A Western Australian community legal centre with a free employment law service for workers.
- Basic Rights Queensland (opens in a new tab)A Queensland community legal centre whose free services for workers include employment law.