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What makes a grievance a grievance?

by Jenny

The EAT has handed down another decision dealing with the issue of what constitutes a grievance. In the case of Procek v Oakwood Farms Ltd the EAT held that even though the grievance expressly stated that it was informal and did not constitute a grievance it was still a valid grievance under the Employment Act 2002.

The requirements of the legislation are only that the grievance be set out in writing and sent to the employer.

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