Union membership meant that if, after stating a grievance and approaching the management for redress – and being refused – members on the shop floor voted for industrial action, the union had no option but to support them.
Sandra E. Roper, left, a lawyer who ran against District Attorney Charles J. Hynes in 2001, was arraigned yesterday in State Supreme Court on felony charges of stealing $9,000 from a client, then lying about it to a state grievance committee.
Before 1996, courts applied an exhaustion requirement only if a state's grievance process met certain high standards of fairness outlined by the Justice Department.
The Major League Baseball Players Association filed a grievance stating that Hosmer's contract was also signed past the deadline and that Major League Baseball extended the August 15th deadline without the association's permission.
I have written on these pages recently about the infamous Black Blocs, how they regularly seem to hijack legitimate and largely peaceful political protests by teachers, state employees and others with a grievance in these volatile days.
He also questioned why Darden hadn't filed a grievance with the state bar association.
When it comes to Mexican food in New York, transplanted Westerners tend to exist in a constant state of grievance.
The court allows individuals with a grievance against a member state to challenge their treatment at an international level.
If Minnesota State tries to fire Hoffner, Howard said, a grievance will be filed.
And, like Jones – the popular conspiracy theorist, "birther" nut and talk-radio howler monkey – Garrett seemed to live in a perpetual state of enraged grievance.
Engineers have a grievance.
