In our hospitals, classrooms, retail and hospitality industries; through this pandemic, migrant workers have helped to ensure that none of us are left behind. As we recover from this pandemic, we must make sure we do not leave them behind.
Work It Out is a campaign for migrants' rights at work. We're calling for:
Ask your MP to stand up for migrant workers' rights
Our comic, In The Gaps, tells the stories of migrant workers through the covid crisis.
What is the hostile environment? Who is impacted by the hostile environment? How is the hostile environment connected to the Windrush scandal? All your questions answered. Read more
The pandemic has shaken up our whole world order. We see each other now - the workers all around us, keeping the country going. But for those without immigration status, life is difficult and dangerous. Read more
After 10,000 people signed our petition calling for NRPF to be scrapped, the government was obliged to respond. You might think it's impossible to defend a policy that cuts migrants out of the safety net, makes families homeless, traps women with violent partners and leaves children hungry, but the government tried anyway. This is our reply to the myths and flawed arguments the government set out. Read more
Sign our petition to speak up for people left out of the public safety net, and bring an end to the 'No Recourse to Public Funds' rule for good. Read more
Ask your MP to stand up for equal rights for migrant workers. It only takes 2 minutes. Read more
Download a Work It Out poster to print and put up in your window, in your local area or on a community notice board. Read more
Migrant and British workers stood shoulder to shoulder to keep this country going through the pandemic. How can we ensure our rights, and lives, are equally protected, no matter what immigration status we have? Read more
Shielding from covid meant Seema couldn't work. But barred from the social safety net, she became homeless. This is her story. Read more
Without care workers like Angela, Britain would not have got through this crisis. But her immigration status locks her out of basic rights and protections. As we rebuild it is time to right this wrong. This is her story. Read more