Grievance Procedure Demystified

Summary: What steps should you take if you are have a problem? This article outlines the procedure from beginning to end. Click here to view the entire article.

How do I know if I have a grievance?

How do I proceed if I think I have a grievance?

What if I feel the Grievance Officer won't give me fair representation?

How long do I have to report a grievance?

What will happen when I tell the Grievance Officer my problem?

If I report a problem, will it automatically be a grievance?

What if I don't like a decision not to file a grievance?

Who owns the grievance and what does this term mean?

What happens after a grievance is filed?

What if this doesn't resolve the grievance?

When does it go to arbitration and who decides?

Who decides when to accept an offer of settlement?

What if I don't agree with the Chief Grievance Officer's recommendation?

Is the Chief Grievance Officer my personal lawyer?

Does the Rider Chapter of the AAUP lawyer represent me?