How to File a Labour Complaint Online in India and UK (2026 Guide)

Online portals have made it easier to file a labour complaint online in both the UK and India in 2026. Whether you are treated unfairly, you are not paid, harassed at work, or the contract is breached, you need to know how to bring forth a complaint so that your employee rights are upheld. This manual details how this is done in both nations.

How to File a Labour Complaint Online in India

Step 1 – Visit the Official Portal

Go to the Ministry of Labour and Employment website or use the CPGRAMS (Centralized Public Grievance Redress System) portal.

Step 2 – Register Your Account

Create a login using your mobile number/email and verify with OTP.

Step 3 – Submit Complaint Details

Provide:

  • Employer/company name
  • Nature of complaint (e.g., unpaid salary, harassment)
  • Supporting documents (contract, payslips)

Step 4 – Track Complaint Status

You can track your grievance online and receive updates from authorities.

How to File a Labour Complaint Online in the UK

Step 1 – Contact ACAS First

Before filing a case, you must notify Advisory, Conciliation, and Arbitration Service for early conciliation.

Step 2 – Submit Early Conciliation Form

Fill out the online form on the ACAS website with employment details and issue summary.

Step 3 – Receive Conciliation Support

ACAS will attempt to resolve the dispute between you and your employer.

Step 4 – File Tribunal Claim (If Needed)

If unresolved, file a claim with the Employment Tribunal via the official government portal.

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Common Types of Labour Complaints

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FAQs

Q1. Is filing a labour complaint online free?

In India, it is generally free. In the UK, tribunal claims may involve fees depending on the case.

Q2. How long does it take to resolve a complaint?

It varies—some cases resolve in weeks, while others may take months.

Q3. Can I file a complaint without a lawyer?

Yes, both India and the UK allow individuals to file complaints independently.

Q4. What documents are required?

Employment contract, payslips, emails, and any evidence supporting your claim.

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