In ordinary language, a “grievance” is “a wrong considered as grounds for complaint”, but in the union biz the word has a specific meaning.
Do you know what constitutes a grievance at work? Do you know what to do if you think you have a grievance?
Find out in the new video from the Berklee Faculty Union. Click this link to watch it.
Bonus tracks: What are Weingarten Rights? What is a Garrity Warning?
We're the Berklee Faculty Union, established in 1986, a chapter of the American Federation of Teachers, Local 4412, AFT-MA, AFL-CIO.
When a person becomes a faculty member at Berklee College of Music they can choose their level of membership within the Union.
For the Berklee faculty, our union is imperative. Through our collective efforts, we’ve lowered our classroom hours, assured our pay is acceptable, and protected our best interests in contract negotiations. We’re backed not only by each other, but by the resources and skills of the AFT.
Without our union, we’d go backwards. Let’s keep going forward.
Berklee Faculty Union
MS1140 AFT - Massachusetts
1140 Boylston St.
Boston, MA 02215-3693(617)
(617) 747-8206
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