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Grievance policy

This grievance policy outlines the purpose and scope of a grievance procedure.

Purpose and scope

Updated for COVID-19

The purpose of a grievance procedure is to enable employees to raise a work-related problem, concern or complaint and to have the matter dealt with as quickly and fairly as possible.

This procedure applies to all employees. It does not form part of your terms and conditions of employment and the Company may depart from it depending on the circumstances of the case…

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