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Cedar_Room
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Grievance.

Post by Cedar_Room »

Good afternoon,just a quickie. :crazy:

If you file a grievance about someone or something,how long do the powers-that-be have to respond?

Thanks in advance.
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P13
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Re: Grievance.

Post by P13 »

Cedar_Room wrote:Good afternoon,just a quickie. :crazy:

If you file a grievance about someone or something,how long do the powers-that-be have to respond?

Thanks in advance.
7 Days supposedly
Cedar_Room
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Re: Grievance.

Post by Cedar_Room »

P13 wrote:
Cedar_Room wrote:Good afternoon,just a quickie. :crazy:

If you file a grievance about someone or something,how long do the powers-that-be have to respond?

Thanks in advance.
7 Days supposedly
Cheers,i though as much.
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BoltonPostie
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Re: Grievance.

Post by BoltonPostie »

How long is a piece of string?
They do whatever they want. :wink:
The grabbing hands
Grab all they can
All for themselves
After all
youwot!!!!!
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Re: Grievance.

Post by youwot!!!!! »

Cedar_Room wrote:Good afternoon,just a quickie. :crazy:

If you file a grievance about someone or something,how long do the powers-that-be have to respond?

Thanks in advance.

they have 28 days to investigate and get back to you.
who the hell invests £2 billion into a servic and makes it worse?????????????
you really couldn't make it up!!!!!!!!!!!
worktotime
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Re: Grievance.

Post by worktotime »

Cedar_Room wrote:Good afternoon,just a quickie. :crazy:

If you file a grievance about someone or something,how long do the powers-that-be have to respond?

Thanks in advance.
to be honest cedar if its against a dom dont bother as nothing ever happens, weve got a manager in our office hes had about 6-7 in against him and hes still working and laughts about it , the best thing is to say im going to a soliciter to sort it out.
pcb
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Re: Grievance.

Post by pcb »

When you raise a grievance the manager should conclude within 5 working days. However if the manager needs more time to investigate then they should inform you.
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Lincox
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Re: Grievance.

Post by Lincox »

Make that five months and you will be nearer what actually happens in real royal mail time.
pcb
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Re: Grievance.

Post by pcb »

Go through the process and then speak to your Branch Secretary about taking your issue to an ET.
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Re: Grievance.

Post by spoodoo »

If you feel like you're health is suffering because of unfair constant intimidation by management what's the best way to go about t hings.?
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Re: Grievance.

Post by clashcityrocker »

Go sick and cite that as the reason for your absence.
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Cedar_Room
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Re: Grievance.

Post by Cedar_Room »

Thanks for all the feedback comrades. :thumbup
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Red Robbo
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Re: Grievance.

Post by Red Robbo »

Cedar_Room wrote:Thanks for all the feedback comrades. :thumbup
To go to an ET you would have to submit the application within 3 months less one day from the date of the grievance !! :thumbup
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Re: Grievance.

Post by fishtank »

Red Robbo wrote:
Cedar_Room wrote:Thanks for all the feedback comrades. :thumbup
To go to an ET you would have to submit the application within 3 months less one day from the date of the grievance !! :thumbup
From the date of the grievance resolution.
All internal grievance procedures should be fully exhausted before an ET.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
Red Robbo
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Re: Grievance.

Post by Red Robbo »

fishtank wrote:
Red Robbo wrote:
Cedar_Room wrote:Thanks for all the feedback comrades. :thumbup
To go to an ET you would have to submit the application within 3 months less one day from the date of the grievance !! :thumbup
From the date of the grievance resolution.
All internal grievance procedures should be fully exhausted before an ET.
Sorry Fishtank, you are wrong I have been to a Pre - Hearing Review ( PHR) and represented someone when Wankmans succeeded in getting the application struck out because it was out of date, RM took six months to carry out the procedure, however if Cedar Room wishes to take your advice who am I to give advice ??????. :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: