Writing a formal grievance letter to your employer is a valuable skill to have, as it can not only help you express your complaints and concerns, but also increase your chances of reaching a settlement agreement and receiving sufficient compensation. A well-written grievance letter can also serve as the foundation for drafting your ET1 form, which is used to file a claim in an employment tribunal. This can give you more negotiating power in settlement discussions, as your employer will see that you are prepared to take legal action if necessary.
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2:22 When to write a grievance letter
3:27 Grievance procedure
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How to Write a Successful Grievance Letter to Your Employer
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