1. Can a grievance about bullying be a protected disclosure?
(Articles/Grievances)

...iness and the alleged bully’s career. After a lengthy stalemate, the end result is often that the grievance is not upheld and the employment relationship ends. One myth about workplace ...

2. My Grievance
(Articles/Grievances)

Grievance Literally, a grievance is “grounds for a complaint”. The word appears often in the context of employment with the word “procedure”. Employers in the UK are required

3. Sanity Check
(Articles/Stress)

... existence of suspicions, but the absence of any objective or tangible grounds to justify them.If you have a grievance that you’re having trouble articulating, it might have crossed your mind th...

4. Bullying
(Articles/Bullying)

... page highlights a few resources that we think are valuable. Join a discussion forum like the one here on MyGrievance.co.uk. You'll find hundreds of people who know exactly what you're feelin...

5. Stress
(Articles/Stress)

...ation and sales suffer; Absence increases, along with interpersonal dysfunction: instances of disciplinary, grievance and legal actions increase along with staff turnover; Change initiatives may abo...

6. "Disclosures" v "Allegations"
(Articles/Legal)

...employers explain what the alleged bullying consists of and the effect it is having. I have yet to hear of a grievance which merely says "my manager has, without reasonable and proper cause, cond...

7. Community site - workplace bullying - mutual support
(Static Content)

A quick site tour This is a community web site with some content that can be viewed by anyone, and other content that can only be viewed by people who register at the site and log in using their uniqu

8. Terms and Conditions
(Static Content)

...;bottom to continue the registration process]   These are the Terms and Conditions for MyGrievance.co.uk, which govern your use of the web site and which you must read and accept b...

9. Community site - workplace bullying - mutual support
(Static Content)

A quick site tour This is a community web site with some content that can be viewed by anyone, and other content that can only be viewed by people who register at the site and log in using their uniqu

10. Terms and Conditions
(Static Content)

...;bottom to continue the registration process]   These are the Terms and Conditions for MyGrievance.co.uk, which govern your use of the web site and which you must read and accept b...