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Citizens Advice Manchester offers free, confidential, impartial and independent advice and information on a wide range of subjects.
Get in touch through our Adviceline, Town Hall service, access points across the city or via webchat and email services.
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As well as providing advice, every Citizens Advice Bureau has a twin aim of collecting evidence from clients’ experiences – and our experiences of advising them – and using this to campaign for positive changes that can benefit everybody, and not just people who come in to the bureaux.
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Volunteering can be hugely rewarding! If you’d like to boost your CV and enhance your skills for life and work or simply help people from your community, then you should consider volunteering for us. We’re one of a network of over 400 bureaux across England and Wales. You may even have visited us for advice – over 40% of the population has! Find out more
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It’s up to your employer to decide whether or not you have to work on bank holidays.
If your place of work is closed on bank holidays, your employer can make you take them as part of your annual leave entitlement.
Some employers might give you bank holidays off and pay you for them on top of your annual leave entitlement. This will be outlined in your contract.
Check the bank holidays in England and Wales.