grievant

[gree-vuhnt]

noun

1. a person who submits a complaint for arbitration.

Word History and Origins

Origin of grievant¹

1955–60; back formation from grievance. See -ant.

Example Sentences

In February 2016, a hearing was held before arbitrator Ralph Colflesh, who had to decide: “Did the City have just cause to suspend without pay and terminate the Grievant, Police Officer Cyrus M. Mann; and if not, what shall the remedy be?”

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"By the arbitrator's estimation, the grievant's personal qualities and overall record indicate that he is a good candidate for a second chance," Rogers wrote.

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“The grievant’s misconduct was serious,” wrote arbitrator Ezio E. Borchini in that decision.

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“The grievant’s misconduct was serious,” wrote arbitrator Ezio E. Borchini.

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In many cases, it means that money owed to a grievant is not being paid on a timely basis.”

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