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    HANDLING COMPLAINTS ANDGRIEVANCES

    Dr A.A Fajingbesi/Mr Soji Gbayesola

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    Introduction

    The Workplace

    People Structure

    Information

    Product/services

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    Human Resources Management

    People Information

    Interpersonal/Human Relationships

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    The importance ofhuman resources management are in

    the area of creating the consciousness in topmanagement that the human resource constitute themost critical factor.

    The drive for productivity improvement, creation of newvalues that can enhance high level of productivity and

    improvement in the level of self- fulfillment of workers areall essentials.

    However, the issue of conflicts in organization is a matterthat requires management prompt action.

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    Issue of Conflicts in a Workplace

    Workload

    Work environment/Ethics

    Compensation/Remuneration

    Staff Welfare and Development

    Complaints

    Grievances

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    Complaints

    Who ?

    Why ?

    To a ManagerIt Can:

    Alert you to a new or growing problem before it getsout ofhand and turns into a grievance.

    Draw attention to a ch

    ronic problem you th

    ough

    t wasresolved.

    Give you a chance to retain valued employees byattending to their concerns promptly.

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    Responding to Complaints

    Listen to the complainant

    Question other employees about their perceptionof the issue and look for the root of the problem.

    Let the employee know the status of their

    complaint

    check and see if the complainant is satisfied withthe results.

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    Reducing Incidence of Complaints

    Encouraging your managers to give regularfeedback on performance.

    Employee involvement in work planning

    Asking for and acknowledging employees'

    ideas.

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    Be receptive to complaints Actively seek employee input

    Make it easy for people to complain

    Never penalize complainants Reward employees for their honest feedback

    Why Not

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    Grievances

    are formal complaints made by employees

    when they think a company or governmentpolicy, such as compensation law, has been

    violated

    alarm bells, warning you about large

    problems that require immediate attention.

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    Policies and procedures in handling grievances

    varies depending on size, structure and type oforganization

    Responding:

    Listening Action

    Result

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    Guidelines forHandling Grievances

    Level 1: Early discussion of the problem

    with aggrieved party by supervisors

    Level 2: Management intervention

    Level 3: Mediator/Arbitration

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    General Rules

    Confidentiality

    Prompt Consideration No Persecution

    Impartiality

    Compassion

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    Stages in Resolution

    Negotiation: Btw parties

    Mediation: Third party intervention

    Conciliation: Third party intervention

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    Possible Outcomes

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    Avoiding Grievances

    Get them involved

    Standard procedure for Resolution

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    Concluding Remarks