Topic
Grievance
42 published works
Employment Law Worldview
Handling Grievances webinar follow-up questions, Part 3 (UK)
Here are answers to a handful of questions about the right to be accompanied which all came up at our webinar on grievances on 22 April. More to come this…
Employment Law Worldview
Handling Grievances webinar follow-up questions, Part 2 (UK)
Here are two more questions from our grievances webinar last week and the headline answers: - Can some initial investigation with the "accused" prior to the meeting with the person…
Employment Law Worldview
Handling Grievances webinar follow-up questions, Part 1 (UK)
Over 700 people signed up to our Handling Grievances webinar last week, reinforcing our view that the return to the workplace (RTW) process is going to be a fertile breeding…
Employment Law Worldview
New Acas guidance on holding disciplinary and grievance meetings without meetings (UK)
Neatly timed to coincide with the beginning of the end of lockdown, ACAS has this week has issued some new thoughts on the conduct of disciplinary and grievance proceedings during…
SCOV Law
Mail Mishap
In re Von Turkovich Mr. Von Turkovich had an issue before the Labor Relations Board. He filed a grievance, and the other party filed a motion to dismiss. The motion…
CEB Blog
7 Things to Include in a Grievance Policy
An internal grievance procedure can be an effective tool for preventing wrongful termination lawsuits. Most employers have some form of grievance procedure in place, but few are used by employees…
Arbitration Matters
Timeliness, functus officio, mitigating circumstances, and use of force
Arbitrator erred in determining timelines of a grievanceThe Fifth Circuit has effectively vacated an award of Arbitrator Daniel Jennings (here), concluding that the Arbitrator's reliance on the execution date of…
Arbitration Matters
Waiver of a challenge to the jurisdiction of an arbitrator and how to avoid it
The Ninth Circuit has affirmed a decision rejecting an effort by Asarco to vacate an award by Arbitrator Michael Rappaport. (The District Court's decision, and Arbitrator Rappaport's award are discussed…
Legal Profession Blog
A Short Period Of Retirement
The Daily Record has an announcementAfter a little over a month of retirement, former Maryland Bar Counsel Glenn M. Grossman has found new employment, this time helping attorneys navigate the…
Legal Profession Blog
Without Delay
A single justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court entered an order in a disciplinary matterThis Bar Discipline is before the Court to consider a stipulated waiver of Grievance Commission…