Young Workers' Resource Centre - Hamilton Central
About Young Workers' Resource Centre
Charmaine is a proud English born, NgΔ Puhi descendant. She has a strong admiration for fairness and justice, with a drive to empower others. Charmaine is completing a Bachelor of Laws at the University of Waikato. She has humbly represented her peers in various executive roles including Te Hunga Roia Maori o Aotearoa (The New Zealand Maori Law Society).
Along with a knack for advocating with integrity, Charmaine served as a Volunteer Fire-Fighter which is a testament to her passion for hands on community based initiatives. Charmaine takes joy in physical activities, especially when paired with travel. “Nothing like the challenge of a good maunga!”
Contact Young Workers' Resource Centre
| Address : | Young Workers' Resource Centre 34 Harwood Street, Hamilton Central, Hamilton North 3204, New Zealand |
| Phone : | π +787 |
| Postal code : | 3204 |
| Website : | http://www.ywrc.org.nz/ |
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Caroline Lubben on Google
β β β β β They were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the laws regarding employment.
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james c on Google
β β β β β The work you guys do is so awesome and helps workers out so much! Thanks tony Stevens you really helped me out with my issues at work, everything is going smoothly now thanks to you!!
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Tony Stevens on Google
β β β β β Super helpful organisation if you need help with work issues. They'll help you understand your rights and support you to get through any problems with the boss or company.
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Caitlin Goldsworthy on Google
β β β β β I was in a tricky situation and had no idea how to go about it or if I was doing the right thing. Caitlin gave me great advice and it resolved the issue right away. Thanks so much! couldn't recommend enough
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Mel Martin-Booker on Google
β β β β β I'm so passionate about the mahi of this organization! Young people are often at their most vulnerable in dealing with stressful employment situations, and the YWRC make the road to justice much easier to travel.
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Jessice Huxtable on Google
β β β β β YWRC has been so helpful. As a young worker in the trades industry, I was fully oblivious to everything. YWRC has shown me how to properly prepare for unjust situations and have welcomed me kindly into their community. If I were to be put in the same situation again, I would definitely let them know. Thanks for your help :)
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Daniel Sheffield on Google
β β β β β This is a great resource for young workers (under 35 years old) to avail themselves of. The folks at the YWRC provide, knowledgeable services all for FREE.
For example, a member of the YWRC can be a support person to you through any formal processes at work. Your support person can even speak on your behalf, so that you don't have to be afraid of saying "the wrong thing." If your employer has not already mentioned that you may have a support person with you, then just ask, as they are required by law to tell you if you can have one. I didn't even realise how critical it is to have a support person with you - even through run-of-the-mill processes at work. So if you wonder if you need a support person or not, then the answer is YES.
If you feel nervous about things happening at work, or unsure about how your employer is treating you, then reach out to the Young Workers' Resource Centre. They will be able to let you know what your options are and how to handle future communications with your employer.
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meethuva george on Google
β β β β β One of my friend has received a commendable support from YWRC. Great people and great place. They help you to understand your employee rights and resolve grievances with your employers. Great help guys! Pls feel free to approach them.
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