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1 grievance machinery
упр., юр. процедура [система\] рассмотрения жалоб (порядок направления поступившей жалобы к соответствующим должностным лицам, которые должны изучить ситуацию и принять какие-либо решения; существует как в частных предприятиях, так и в государственных организациях)As the law stands, both employers and bargaining representative of the employees are required to go through the grievance machinery in case a grievance arises.
Thus, petitioner should not be faulted if the grievance machinery was in any way by-passed.
When approached with the proper attitude, grievance machinery serves the mutual advantage of employer, employees, and union.
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