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Raising a formal grievance
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rkss
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Raising a formal grievance
I'm sure I have seen this somewhere, but cannot seem to find on psp, trying to raise a formal grievance. Anyone know where the online application to do this is please?
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jessicarabbit
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Re: Raising a formal grievance
You have to ring the helpline as far as I know now. They send out form if they think it warrants it
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jessicarabbit
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Re: Raising a formal grievance
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achak
- Posts: 9
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- Gender: Male
Re: Raising a formal grievance
ERCMTeam@royalmail.com - send your grievance over to this email. Best way for it to be properly raised and to stop managers ignoring it.
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highbury67
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- Joined: 03 Aug 2011, 00:11
- Gender: Male
Re: Raising a formal grievance
Hi, how do I raise a grievance against casuals that are being very unpleasant and not acting in a professional manner?
Also, what should I do if my line manager is not taking my issues seriously?
Also, what should I do if my line manager is not taking my issues seriously?
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261184
- Posts: 17
- Joined: 16 Nov 2017, 19:05
- Gender: Male
Re: Raising a formal grievance
I wouldn’t bother if I was you. I went through this, saw a local line manager with a list as long as your arm.it was so long he waffled on about things that are over 6M old don’t count! I said just as well I’ve not murdered anyone then. I emailed it all over to him & he replied with 4 Poxy lines. I got the impression he phoned up my office & said “ I’ve got so & so here, what do you want me to put down?” Complete waste of time
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shayanboon
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- Joined: 26 Feb 2012, 21:43
- Gender: Male
Re: Raising a formal grievance
Is the seniority still applicable in the circumstances of length of service and the t's and c's of the current agreement as management now selecting their preferential candidate.
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crazyshrew
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- Location: Coastal, South West
Re: Raising a formal grievance
Last time I had contact with HR I was told it was 3 months.
So there's me trying to be smart and gather evidence that there is an ongoing a pattern of poor behaviour...think of a line graph with peaks and troughs, because the individual can occasionally behave for an extended period of time.
And then they ignore 90% of it so they can just dismiss what falls within the time limit as 'a one off'
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norris9
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Re: Raising a formal grievance
If you raise a complaint about your manager, how does raising it with another manager help?.... they are all the same....bullies.
The manager of the managers probably wants them to be bullies and I can imagine will pat that manager you complain about on the back and say 'good job'.
The manager of the managers probably wants them to be bullies and I can imagine will pat that manager you complain about on the back and say 'good job'.