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Christmas Closure  – Our office will be closed from the 22nd of December at 12pm and will reopen on the 2nd of January at 9am

Christmas Closure  – Our office will be closed from the 22nd of December at 12pm and will reopen on the 2nd of January at 9am

 

Grievance Support

Call us today for a free initial consultation on 0333 772 0611

Grievance Employee Support

From time to time you may find yourself dealing with a difficult situation at work that warrants raising a grievance with your employer. Raising a grievance is a formal way for you to address a concern, problem or complaint you may have with your employer. An employee has a statutory right to raise a grievance for a number of reasons and circumstances, including but not limited to, a change in their terms and conditions of employment, bullying or harassment in the workplace, wages and discrimination.

Here at Castle Associates we have dedicated advisors and specialist representatives on hand to help you through every stage of the grievance process, giving you the support you need when you need it. You don’t have to face a difficult situation alone; an employee has the right to be accompanied by a trade union representative during the grievance process as stated in the ACAS code of practice.

During the grievance process we can:

  • Write your grievance letter;
  • Prepare your grievance and collate the information for you;
  • Ask questions of the employer;
  • Ensure they follow the correct procedure.

If you are dealing with a difficult situation at work, call us today or request a call back for a free confidential employment law advice with no obligation.

Raising a grievance

We can help you raise a grievance in line with your company’s grievance procedure and the ACAS code of practice. We can help you go through your case, collect the facts and collate the relevant evidence so you can put forward your grievance in a clear and concise manner. We have a number of grievance letter templates which you can then use to write your grievance letter or we can draft the letter on your behalf.
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Grievance Hearing

All employees have the right to be accompanied by a trade union representative to their grievance hearing, as stated in the ACAS code of practice. We have professional trade union representatives on hand nationwide who are on hand to accompany you during formal proceedings; offering dedicated help and support as and when you need it. Best of all you don’t even need to be part of a trade union to get the help you need.
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Appealing the outcome of a greivance

If your grievance is not upheld we can help you appeal the decision, from guidance on how to draft your appeal statement to write it on your behalf. As with the original hearing we will once again be able to provide a dedicated trade union representative to accompany you to the appeal hearing.
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We offer support on a wide range of employment law and HR issues. Our dedicated advisors are here to answer your questions and help you with your concerns. Your call is free and with no obligation. Calls may be recorded for monitoring and training purposes.
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