111. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform in respect of the Civil Service grievance procedure Circular 11/2001, if he will clarify if there is any requirement that a staff member must be a member of a trade union in order to pursue such a procedure; the options open to a complainant where the employer does not comply with Circular 11/2001; and the person or body which ultimately is charged with adjudicating on the matter. [32331/16]

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111. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform in respect of the Civil Service grievance procedure Circular 11/2001, if he will clarify if there is any requirement that a staff member must be a member of a trade union in order to pursue such a procedure; the options open to a complainant where the employer does not comply with Circular 11/2001; and the person or body which ultimately is charged with adjudicating on the matter. [32331/16]

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1. 26 October 2016

   Civil Service Management

   111. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform in respect of the Civil Service grievance procedure Circular 11/2001, if he will clarify if there is any requirement that a staff member must be a member of a trade union in order to pursue such a procedure; the options open to a complainant where the employer does not comply with Circular 11/2001; and the person or body which ultimately is charged with adjudicating on the matter. [32331/16]

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