I will draft UK workplace grievance, harassment complaint and appeal letters
Clear UK Legal Writing for Workplace Concerns and Business Agreements
About this Gig
Facing bullying, harassment or unfair treatment at work and worried your complaint will not be taken seriously? Had your grievance rejected despite the evidence you provided?
I draft UK workplace grievance letters, harassment complaints and grievance appeal letters that clearly explain what happened, reference your supporting records and set out the outcome you seek.
Depending on your package, you receive:
- Editing and restructuring of your existing draft
- A tailored complaint or appeal letter written from scratch
- An incident chronology and evidence index
- References to relevant emails, messages and meeting notes
- A point by point response to disputed grievance findings
- Meeting preparation notes and a follow-up template
I review the records you provide, flag missing details and organise your concerns into factual, measured wording. Your letter will reflect your account and circumstances, with an editable copy and revisions within the agreed scope.
Message me with a brief summary, any grievance outcome and your deadline. I will confirm the scope, delivery time and right package before you order.
Field of law:
Labor (employment)
Target country:
United Kingdom
Document type:
Letter of appeal
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Legal dispute/Claims letter
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
Can you write my first grievance letter, or only an appeal?
Both. I can draft a formal grievance letter or workplace harassment complaint from your notes, or prepare a grievance appeal letter responding to your employer’s findings. If you already have a draft, I can edit and restructure it.
My grievance was rejected. How can you help?
Send your original grievance, the outcome letter and the points you disagree with. I can organise your concerns into a clear appeal, explain your reasons for challenging the findings and reference the supporting records you provide.
Can you draft bullying, sexual harassment or discrimination complaints?
Yes. I can organise your account into dated incidents, explain the impact on you and set out the action you want your employer to consider. The wording will remain factual, measured and tailored to your circumstances.
What should I send before we start?
You will provide a brief account of what happened, your deadline and any existing draft or grievance outcome. Relevant messages, meeting notes and your employer’s grievance procedure are also useful. We will agree the document review limits before starting.
What are an incident chronology and evidence index?
An incident chronology sets out events in date order. An evidence index lists supporting documents with clear references so they are easier to locate. These are included in the Standard and Premium packages, within the agreed scope.
Which package should I choose?
Basic covers editing an existing letter. Standard covers drafting one complaint or appeal letter, with an incident chronology and evidence index. Premium adds a larger document review allowance, meeting preparation notes and a follow-up template.
Can you meet an urgent appeal deadline?
Yes, Message me before ordering with the exact deadline and the amount of material to review.
What format will I receive, and are revisions included?
You receive an editable Word document. Standard and Premium also include a PDF. Basic includes one revision; Standard and Premium include two. Revisions cover the agreed brief. New incidents, additional records or another letter may require a separate quote.
How should I share sensitive workplace records?
Share only records relevant to the agreed work. You may redact unrelated personal details and use consistent initials in your initial enquiry. Let me know which names and details must appear in the final letter.

