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Bullying Grievance Letter
"I need to draft a Bullying Grievance Letter to report repeated verbal harassment and intimidation from my direct supervisor in the IT department over the past three months, including specific incidents where they undermined my work in team meetings and made threatening comments about my job security."
1. Sender's Contact Information: Full name, employee ID (if applicable), department, position, and contact details
2. Date: Current date when the letter is being submitted
3. Recipient Details: Name and title of the appropriate authority (HR Manager/Department Head/Supervisor)
4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a formal grievance regarding workplace bullying
5. Formal Salutation: Professional greeting to the recipient
6. Introduction: Brief statement identifying yourself and the purpose of the letter
7. Details of Incidents: Chronological account of bullying incidents with specific dates, times, locations, and witnesses
8. Impact Statement: Description of how the bullying has affected your work, health, and well-being
9. Previous Actions Taken: Description of any prior attempts to resolve the situation
10. Requested Resolution: Clear statement of what actions you are requesting to resolve the situation
11. Closing Statement: Professional conclusion with expected timeframe for response
12. Signature: Your signature and printed name
1. Legal Rights Reference: Reference to relevant workplace policies or laws, used when you want to emphasize the legal gravity of the situation
2. Union Representative Reference: Include if you are a union member and have involved your union representative
3. Medical Impact: Include if the bullying has resulted in documented medical or psychological issues
4. Witness Statement References: Include if you have collected statements from witnesses willing to corroborate your experiences
5. Previous Complaint References: Include if this is a follow-up to previous formal complaints
1. Incident Log: Detailed chronological log of all bullying incidents with dates, times, and descriptions
2. Evidence Documentation: Copies of relevant emails, messages, or other documentary evidence of bullying
3. Witness Statements: Written statements from colleagues who witnessed the bullying incidents
4. Medical Records: Copies of relevant medical reports or psychological assessments if applicable
5. Previous Correspondence: Copies of any previous complaints or relevant correspondence regarding the situation
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