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Disciplinaries, redundancies, grievances, dismissals. Ask in plain English and get the right process, step by step, based on current UK employment law.

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Example
An employee has raised a grievance and I don't know the right process.
Short answer

Deal with it promptly and in writing. Meet them, let them bring a companion, then give your decision in writing with a right to appeal.

What to do
1Acknowledge the grievance in writing and arrange a meeting without unreasonable delay.
2Tell them they can bring a colleague or a trade union representative.
3Look into anything you need to before you decide.
4Write to them with your decision and how to appeal.
Based on: the statutory Code of Practice on disciplinary and grievance procedures
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1

Describe what's happening

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2

Get the right process

The short answer, the steps, and what it's based on.

3

Act on it

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Why you can trust it

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Built on UK employment law

Every answer is based on current law and official guidance, and tells you what it's based on.

Kept up to date

We watch for changes to the law and official guidance, and review every update before it reaches you.

Honest about its limits

It's guidance, not legal advice. When a case needs a person, it tells you and helps you refer it.

I'm a manager myself, so I know the feeling when an HR question lands on your desk and you need the right answer quickly. Employment law changes often, and keeping up is hard when you have a business to run.

I built SignalHR as the pocket guide I wanted for myself: somewhere to ask a question in plain English and get a clear, up-to-date answer in minutes. Now it's there for every employer who needs the same.

Matt Varley – Founder, SignalHR

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SignalHR gives general guidance on UK employment law. It is not legal advice.