Statutory Grievance Procedures

by Philip

 A High Court Judge has given a great description of the 2004 Statutory Grievance Procedures.  They were described as “rebarbative” which you will not find in the Collins Compact Dictionary.  It means “serving or tending to irritate or repel”. A view held by many no doubt!

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