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Grievance help

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hatetheboss
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Grievance help

Post by hatetheboss »

How much notice should you be given prior to a grievance hearing?
They are coming to take us away
beanmuncha
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Re: Grievance help

Post by beanmuncha »

I think it's 48hrs
tom63uk
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Re: Grievance help

Post by tom63uk »

I have been given less than 24
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Re: Grievance help

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

Wether you are the subject or the applicant make sure you get a rep or colleague to attend the meeting with you.
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beanmuncha
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Re: Grievance help

Post by beanmuncha »

see your rep and see what he says, he can tell them not enough time given and rearrange the meeting
goldy
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Re: Grievance help

Post by goldy »

If a grievace has been resolved at stage 1 and then the grievence reoccurs later can you just put in a stage 2 (the terms have not been kept to) or do you have to go through the whole process again?