Sample Grievance Procedure

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SAMPLE GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE

[Company Name] wishes to provide a comfortable, productive, legal and ethical work environment. To this end, the company wants you to bring any grievances you have about the work place to the attention of your supervisor and, if necessary, to upper level management. In light of these concerns we have instituted the following grievance procedure:

If you feel that there is inappropriate conduct or activity on the part of the company, management, its employees, vendors, customers, or any other persons or entities related to the company, we request that you bring this concern to the immediate attention of your supervisor. Please try to approach your supervisor at a time and place which will allow the supervisor to properly listen to your concerns. If you have discussed this matter with your supervisor previously and you do not believe that you have received a sufficient response, we request that you present your concerns to your supervisor in writing. Please indicate what the problem is, those persons involved in the problem, and any suggested solution you may have to the problem.

If you do not receive a sufficient response to your written complaint within a week from providing it to your supervisor, or if your supervisor is the problem, you should contact the next level of supervision, and so on. The company may have a conference with you and your supervisor or with both of you individually. If the matter is not resolved after that conference, and you believe it involves an unethical or illegal practice, it is requested that you immediately place your concerns in writing and bring the matter forward to upper level management.

It is the purpose of this grievance procedure to help maintain a valuable work environment with respect and responsibility towards each other. The grievance procedure is also intended to avoid unnecessary employee claims and company legal exposure. The company cannot promise you that your specific grievance or complaint will result in the action you request or that you will be satisfied with the outcome of the grievance procedure.

©1998 Phin Enterprises. Donald A. Phin, Esq., CPCM. No portion of these materials may be reproduced by any means without the express written permission of the author.

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