Handling Grievances
This course looks to provide a comprehensive exploration of the aims of addressing workplace grievances, identifying various types, mastering effective resolution techniques, and navigating the appeal process – all designed to empower your team and foster a harmonious workplace.
Learning Objectives
- Recognise the different types of grievance
- Explore how to approach and handle a grievance
- Learn how to manage an appeals process
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