Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with grievance in American Collocation
real
Despite their legitimate grievances, these movements are no longer portrayed as resistance movements.
having existed for a long time
This will tackle a long-standing grievance of many pensioners.
reasonable
We will endeavour to resolve any reasonable grievance as soon as possible.
types of grievance
The agitation seems to have been concerned solely with the redress of economic grievances.
relating to a single person
The document also proposes removing the right to take individual grievances to external arbitrators.
state a grievance
You need to create a secure environment where colleagues feel able to air their grievances and discuss problems.
find a solution to a grievance
Grievances are usually best resolved through direct dialogue between the employee and the relevant manager.
officially present a grievance
There is a minimum 28 day period after lodging the grievance before an employee can take his claim to an employment tribunal.
listen to a grievance
The manager hearing the grievance may decide to see individuals separately.
feel a grievance
Even in families, grievances are nursed, sometimes for years.
The Treaty of Versailles left Germany with a sense of grievance.