Sentence examples for services grievances from inspiring English sources

And beginning Tuesday, the bureau will make public new complaints it receives and their resolution, providing consumers with a snapshot of their financial services grievances — including the names of the companies involved.

He was like, 'Look, that's fine, but you've got to really drill into what's more important.' " The city's 311 Web site makes it easy for passengers to register a complaint about a cabdriver; "Yellow Taxi Complaint" is listed as one of nine top services, alongside grievances about a neighbor's noise and a landlord's inattention to maintenance.

And some independent repair services, despite their grievances, are fairly lukewarm about taking a legislative approach to the problem.

But whether it is a lack of affordable housing and secure jobs, stagnating living standards or underfunded public services, all these grievances have increasingly been seen through the prism of immigration.

Complaints over shoddy services paraphrase the same grievances of those anarchic months after Saddam Hussein's fall.

But because federal law mandates that the union provide them with services, including representation in grievances, Illinois requires them to pay a fee that covers their share of the cost of negotiating labor contracts and enforcing them.

The Model Alliance has also partnered with Actors Equityy and the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA), members of the AFL-CIO, America's largest federation of trade unions, to establish Model Alliance Support, a confidential grievance service to members who have experienced any kind of abuse.

Faye Moore, the union's vice president for grievances and legal services, said yesterday that the agency had neither notified the union nor explained why the transfers were necessary.

No one seemed to express optimism; most said they were bracing for more attacks, as the country approaches six months without a new government and those long-uttered mantras of Iraqi grievances — shoddy public services at the forefront — go unaddressed.

The labor movement has long attacked open shops, saying they weaken union treasuries and allow nonunion employees to receive services, like lawyers to handle grievances, paid for by their co-workers.

Many of the participants were not aware of the avenues through which the community could pass their grievances about the services they received from the hospitals.