There are various external organisations that offer a range of support to Freelancers working in the Film and TV industry. Please see details below.
Free, confidential B&H advice and support for our freelancer community. Contact them or by calling 0800 054 0000
This from ScreenSkills is designed to help you recognise and address harassment and bullying behaviours in yourself and others. It builds on the principles and zero tolerance guidelines developed with organisations across film, television and games industries by the BFI and BAFTA in 2018.
The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS) supply up-to-date employee relations information, independent advice and high-quality training. They also work with employers and employees to solve problems. You can get free advice from their or by calling the helpline.
Provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice on your rights and responsibilities via their , local bureau or by telephone. Resources are available on work issues including discrimination at work. Advice is also available on personal/ home life issues including money, benefits, relationships, housing, the law, tax, health and education.
The offers free phone and live chat services (from most landline/mobile providers) that provide information, advice and support on discrimination and human rights issues in England, Scotland and Wales. Also offer guidance on the Equality Act 2010, resolving workplace issues informally or formally, legal aid, and how to access other support services.
Websites of Government departments, agencies and public bodies. Policies, publications and statistics available including information on .
A national independent watchdog for work-related health, safety and illness. On their , they offer information on bullying or harassment.
A that provides advice and information on mental health issues and services to everyone in the UK. Also, offer useful information and resources on A
provides information on different types of mental health problems, where to get help, medication and alternative treatments and advocacy. The legal advice service provides general advice on mental health law covering mental health, mental capacity, community care, human rights and discrimination/equality related to mental health.
to anyone currently or previously affected by harassment or stalking. They also advise on legal aspects, gathering evidence and how to report, ensuring personal safety and reducing risks. Calls are free from landlines and some mobile providers.
A that offers a confidential helpline for anyone suffering from emotional distress. It is staffed by trained volunteers.
54 of Britain's unions offering policy, research, training, lobbying, campaigning and worker representation. Information on also available.
on hate crimes and hate incidents relating to disability, race, religion, sexual orientation, or transgender identity. Hate crimes or hate incidents can be reported using their online form. Support is also available for victims
A offered by the TUC that provides information on workplace rights, pensions, health at work and your career. Information is available on workplace bullying and harassment.