Acas Helpline
Call our Helpline on 08457 47 47 47 for free support and advice
Whether you are an employer, employee or representative, you can call the national Acas helpline for free and impartial advice. Simply get in touch and we'll provide you with clear and confidential guidance about any kind of dispute or query that you have about relationship issues within the workplace. You may want to know about employment rights and rules, best practice or you may need advice about a dispute. Whatever it is, just give us a call, our team are on hand to respond within the hours below.
Helpline numbers
Monday-Friday, 8am-8pm and Saturday, 9am-1pm: 08457 47 47 47.
Customers with a hearing or speech impairment may prefer to contact us using the Text Relay service. You can contact the Acas Helpline using Text Relay by dialling 18001 08457 474747. Your questions will be relayed to the helpline adviser who answers the call and a real-time conversation will take place.
Information on the Text Relay service is available at www.textrelay.org.
Alternatively, you can use Helpline Online below.
This new automated system, which launched in June 2013, learns from your questions and, as more people use it, will get better at providing the most relevant answer to your query. We will be tracking any un-answered questions and, in each case, considering whether to add them to the system to help it fit your needs as closely as possible.
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We fully appreciate that language should never be a barrier when it comes to getting the help and support you need. This is why our team of advisors can assist and talk to you in any language you prefer. Simply call the Helpline on 08457 47 47 47 and tell us which language you would like to speak to us in. Within seconds, we'll have an interpreter connected to your call so you can get all of the information you need with the minimum of fuss and inconvenience.
Help making a call
For further assistance in using the Acas helpline, see: How to make a call to the Acas Helpline.
Acas Helpline Evaluation 2011 research
Findings from a survey carried out by Cat York and Sam Fettiplace of ORC International of employers, employees and third parties who had called the Acas Helpline in 2011. Download the
Acas Helpline Evaluation 2011 - summary report [783kb].
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