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griev·ance [ˈgri:vən(t)s] N

1. grievance (complaint):

grievance

to air/express one's grievances

spregovoriti o svojih tegobah

2. grievance (sense of injustice):

grievance

zamera f

to nurse a grievance [against sb]

pestovati zamero [proti komu]

Usage examples with grievance

to nurse a grievance [against sb]

pestovati zamero [proti komu]

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This may involve the strategic filing of unfair labor practice charges or grievances, picketing, leafleting or bannering. en.wikipedia.org

The motives behind the strike were wages, establishment of a grievance process, reduced workloads and more funding for public education. en.wikipedia.org

Under the agreement, the union had the right to bring a grievance either on its own behalf or on behalf of a member. en.wikipedia.org

Their goal was to petition the government about their grievances, though the details of their grievances were unknown. en.wikipedia.org

He encouraged the farmers there to become united and tell the government about their grievances. en.wikipedia.org

Initially, only the workers with a grievance would strike, with the majority of other workers in the refinery continuing to work. en.wikipedia.org

I don't know what their grievances were, but they didn't get their demands, he said. en.wikipedia.org

Add the homesickness caused by incessant travelling to the list of grievances and it was quite obvious that all was not well. en.wikipedia.org

There were other grievances mentioned in the petition as well. en.wikipedia.org

Ward listened to the player's grievances, but did not respond at the time. en.wikipedia.org

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