The London Mayor Launches Twelve Advice Videos in Multiple Languages

MAYOR OF LONDON - The Mayor of London is seeking to equip Londoners with knowledge about their rights at work and how to enforce them. In partnership with London-based civil society organisations, the Greater London Authority have produced twelve short videos answering frequently asked questions from Londoners about their rights in the workplace in the context of Covid-19, relating to issues like self-isolation, health and safety and the furlough scheme.

The videos have been developed in partnership with a number of expert charities and advice centres, with the hope that the videos will be a useful resource for Londoners experiencing problems at work.

Some of the videos will have particular relevance for parents and those with childcare responsibilities, Londoners with poor mental health, Londoners with insecure immigration statuses, and Londoners at risk of labour exploitation.

The videos have been translated into a number of languages, including Polish, Romanian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanes, Hindi, Tagalog, Italian and Bahasa Indonesia, and are designed to help citizens including ethic minoritory's undederstand help that is available and their rights. 

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ABC Note: The Mayor of London is the executive of the Greater London Authority. The current mayor is Sadiq Khan, who took office on 9 May 2016.

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