Being happy at work is so important for our mental health. Work is where most of us spend a good deal of our time, so it shouldn’t be a place where you feel that you are treated unfairly, persecuted or harassed.
Sadly, there are many people who are suffering in this way at work. When you feel like this at work, it can make life really hard, and for many people resigning is something that they have to do for their own health.
When you resign for these reasons, then you can make a constructive dismissal claim. This means that your employer has broken their terms of your employment contract. When you do this, it is important that you have put the reasons for leaving the role in your resignation letter.
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Making a constructive dismissal claim is also something that you should seek help with – find a professional like https://www.employmentlawfriend.co.uk/constructive-dismissal who specialises in these sorts of claims, and will be able to help and advise you through the process.
Some of the common reasons that are given for making these sorts of claims include (but are not limited to) …
Having to work in an environment that is dangerous, hostile or not meeting the correct standards for the job.
If you have raised issues, reported problems or had a grievance and reported them to your employer, but they have failed to deal with them.
If you have been treated unfairly, for example have had more work given to you than others or have been isolated, excluded or felt bullied.