Nvq 2

Ai: Imagine you are a newly appointed supervisor/manager within your service. You need to update your staff handbook to reflect current employment law. Identify three different sources of information you could use to enable you to do this.

3) Appeal your employer's decision. After the meeting has taken place, your employer should write to you in a timely fashion with a decision on how your grievance will be resolved. If you are unsatisfied with this decision, then you have the right to appeal. This appeal should again be made in writing, and your employer must arrange another meeting.

1.4 Identify sources and types of information and advice available in relation to employment responsibilities and rights

“Employees are encouraged to bring concerns, problems and grievances to management’s attention. You are also obligated to report any wrongdoing of which you become aware to your supervisor, or if the situation warrants, to any NMI officer” (New Moms Employee Handbook p. 33, 2015). Grievance forms are easily accessible to employees and participants.

Taking legal actions out against your employer requires courage, dedication, and expenses. For an employee to turn and decide to take this particular route, they must have really felt that their rights were violated. It is mentioned in the textbook that, “Contesting an employer in the legal system is an expensive, protracted, uncertain, and emotionally draining process. Most employees who have their rights violated by their employers do something other than take legal action; they quit, join a union, withhold commitment and discretionary effort, just let it go, or talk it over with the employer and work things out.” (Walsh, Pg. 13). However, if this is not the case then there are a couple of things that need to be completed in order to successful take legal action.

John Doe was promised a raise that exceeded the amount allowed by the union contract. In an attempt to remedy the situation, John Doe, his union rep, the HR manager, and his departmental manager met to discuss the situation. The employee was informed that the maximum raise allowed was 6%, so that was all the company could legally give him. Mr. Doe has filed a grievance alleging breach of promise. Since the company and the employee are both limited by the 6% maximum raise, the employee should have no standing in his grievance. This item will be discussed at the next department head meeting, so please be prepared to discuss any alternate means to resolve this

Take action with one or more co-workers to improve their working conditions through among others means, raising work-associated complaints directly with their employer or their employer or the government agency a seeking assistance from a union

In order to fulfill the job duty, the Employee with be exposed to company confidential information. This includes but is not limited to:

It seems like we both answer the question for this week discussion. You did a very good job summarizing the union grievance process. To be honest, there are so many things that I was not aware of, that I am learning through this class. The union grievance process is very new to me and I am glad that I am getting the opportunity to learn it. I have worked for a while now but none of the organization or company that did hire me mentioned that the employees could get in touch with a steward in case a conflict does arise in the workplace. I have had one particular conflict two years ago at a home health care agency and this process would have been very helpful but I ended up contacting the Virginia department of labor to report my employer and

The procedure to follow if an employee wishes to raise a concern is as follows:

The following process for union free environment is to present their complaints through management and as far as the court system. The following is a procedure for the grievance reporting process. The employee will bring the issue up to the immediate supervisor at that time of the issue; if it is not resolved it will then move on to the next step which is the manager. The grievance should at that time be resolved, however, if it needs to move on because the issue has not be resolved it will at that time move on to upper management.

We are committed to safeguard your privacy, and will never reveal or pass any of your personal and professional information to anyone outside the company, under any circumstances.

provides that the employees have a right to self organize or to bargain through their

In my union contract it states anything that is a job requirement, the employee must be compensated while doing it. I attended a weeklong mandatory class and the department decided they did not have the funds to compensate me. This resulted in my line manager and union grieving the process. HR is very involved in the grievance process and is helping to sort everything out. They are sitting in during the meetings to make sure everything stays fair. Unfortunately the grievance has not been resolved yet.

If this is unsuccessful, the union can apply to the Industrial Court for a decision.