Grievance Procedure | How the Internet is Simplifying the Grievance Process

Nov. 11, 2009 - PRLog -- Grievance procedures vary from labor union to labor union, but one truth holds firm for every organization.  Grievances must be properly managed by the union and management to sufficiently settle the case whether in the members' favor or not.  Up until recent years, grievances have traditionally been filed and tracked via paper, pen and filing cabinet methods.  

The Internet Grievance System has taken that antiquated method of grievance tracking and uniformly updated it to better serve members, union officials, management and everyone involved in the grievance procedure.  From Step 1 through arbitration, a grievance can be tracked on the Internet Grievance System.  

Even supporting grievance documents can be saved into this centralized database of grievances.  Local unions, districts, international unions and even unionized companies are taking full advantage of the Internet Grievance System to automate their grievance procedure.  

Visit http://www.griev.com for more information regarding the IGS.

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About he Internet Grievance System (IGS): The IGS is a web-based grievance software that automates the tracking of union grievances for labor unions and management. http://www.griev.com/