Jobs in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

WITH-Humanity is dedicated to unlocking human potential by prioritizing well-being, talent development, and intrinsic value in individuals and communities. The organization fosters deep connections, nurtures friendships, and promotes diversity, equality, and inclusion. WITH-Humanity integrates talent development through unique assessments and coaching programs to help individuals thrive and contribute their natural strengths. This transformative approach aims to cultivate well-being, growth, and outstanding performance by unlocking intrinsic motivation and fostering human engagement.

Armies for Humanity is a pilot project, a job creation platform that allows for individuals to self organise and design their own job market based on supply and demand of individuals and communities. It is being piloted recognising that there are so many jobs that need to be done, but they will not always be advertised in the mainstream commercial market place which is based on profit before people. Armies for Humanity is different in that it recognises ALL people have an intrinsic desire to contribute to society, yet the roles and jobs are not always available (supply) because the capitalistic market decides. Here we aim to allow citizens the right to post any type of 'job to be done', provided it is within the limits of 'Interdependent Rules of Engagement' and thus motivate any individual to match their intrinsic motivation and talents to the role.

We are seeking a dedicated Human Rights and Labour Lawyer to volunteer their expertise in support of an individual who has been unfairly scapegoated and subjected to a prolonged 15‑year witch hunt, resulting in significant safety concerns and the inability to return to work.

Location: East Midlands (remote support possible)

• English as a first language
• Demonstrated experience providing voluntary or pro‑bono legal support
• Strong background in employment law, human rights, and complex cases involving workplace harassment, defamation, retaliation, or institutional failings
• A compassionate, ethical, and justice‑focused approach

• Provide guidance on legal options and protections
• Help assess historical documentation and patterns of misconduct
• Support the development of a safety‑centred strategy for the individual
• Work collaboratively within our Armies for Humanity network to help restore dignity, rights, and security

If you believe in standing up for those who have been unjustly targeted and want to make a meaningful difference, we would be honoured to hear from you.