Grievances Handling Process
Grievances Means Gary Dessler has defined a grievance as: “Any factor involving wages, hours, and conditions of employment that is used as a complaint. Similarly it could be expressed or not expressed.” (Dessler Gary, Human Resources Management, P.27) A grievance is a formal complaint based on feelings of dissatisfaction or perceptions of unfair treatment at work or in the workplace, such as when a business policy or code of ethics on anti-discrimination has been broken. A general complaint, on the other hand, includes a broader variety of concerns, such as the cleanliness of the pantry area or the lack of staff support programs. The source of a complaint could be actual or imagined. Receiving erroneous information and statistics, for example, or dissatisfaction with a wage decrease are examples of grievances based on genuine or actual occurrences and events. A supervisor may feel the need to closely watch an employee with poor work performance, for example, and this could be the s