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Grievance Procedure Overview

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first stage of a typical grievance procedure?

a)

Mediation

b)

Informal Discussion

c)

Formal Written Complaint

d)

Dismissal

2.

Put these steps in order when dealing with a grievance

a)

Informal Discussion

b)

Submission and Acknowledgement

c)

Investigation

d)

Hearing

e)

Decision

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
3.

What is the primary goal of the informal discussion stage in a grievance procedure?

a)

To escalate the issue to higher management

b)

To resolve the issue quickly and amicably

c)

To document the grievance formally

d)

To involve legal counsel

4.

How can a poorly managed grievance procedure impact workplace relationships?

a)

It can improve team cohesion

b)

It can lead to increased trust among employees

c)

It can cause tension and conflict

d)

It can enhance communication

5.

What is the role of mediation in the grievance procedure?

a)

To provide a legally binding resolution

b)

To facilitate a neutral discussion between parties

c)

To escalate the grievance to higher management

d)

To document the grievance formally

6.

What does ARBITRATION mean?

4 lines
7.

What is the final stage of a typical grievance procedure?

a)

Informal Discussion

b)

Formal Written Complaint

c)

Mediation

d)

Arbitration

8.

How can a well-managed grievance procedure positively impact workplace relationships?

a)

By increasing employee turnover

b)

By fostering a culture of open communication

c)

By creating more conflicts

d)

By reducing trust among employees

9.

What is one of the key legal requirements for a grievance procedure in Great Britain?

a)

It must be informal

b)

It must involve external legal counsel

c)

It must be fair and transparent

d)

It must be resolved within 24 hours

10.

What does ACAS stand for?

a)

Achievement, Completion and Academic Support

b)

A Comprehensive and Amiable System

c)

Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service

d)

Advice, Collaboration and Achievement Service

11.

What is mediation?

a)

A decision that an organisation will make to keep everyone happy

b)

Something an employee has to do when they make a grievance

c)

Work the employer does to help resolve a dispute

d)

Support from an unbiased third party to help negotiate a resolution