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Grievance Cell for Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff
Procedure of Grievance Cell for the Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff
Stage I:
The grievance can be addressed to Grievance Cell Committee of the College.
Stage II:
Principal undertakes the matter which could not be redressed at Stage I.
Stage III:
The grievance which could not be resolved at Stage III would be referred to Management for further procedure.
Stage IV:
The grievance that could not be sorted at Stage IV both Teaching and Non- Teaching Staff grievances can be resolved at University of Mumbai, Grievance Cell.
The above is the Step Ladder Method of Grievance redressal mechanism of the College apart from it Open door policy is also in place for both Teaching and Non- Teaching Staff to directly approach management.
Composition of the Grievance Cell Committee of the College
| Dr. Reni Francis | President |
| Dr. Mary George Varghese | Prof-Incharge |
| Dr. Sunita Jain | Member |
| Ms. Diandra Pinto | Member |
| Mr. Rajendra Deshmukh | Member |
Grievance Cell for Students
Procedure of Grievance Cell for the Students
Stage I:
Students can report their grievance to the Class General Secretary (GS).
Stage II:
The grievance which could not be sorted out at Stage I can be further referred to the concerned Tutorial Incharge Teacher.
Stage III:
The grievance which could not be redressed at Stage II can be addressed to Grievance Cell Committee of the College.
Stage IV:
The Principal undertakes the grievance which could not be sorted at Stage III.
Stage V:
The matter which could not be resolved at Stage IV would be referred to Management for further procedure.
Stage VI:
If the grievance couldn’t be redressed at Stage V it can be resolved at University of Mumbai, Grievance Cell.
The above is the Step Ladder Method of Grievance redressal mechanism of the College apart from it Open door policy is also in place for students to directly approach management.
Composition of the Grievance Cell Committee of the College
| Dr. Reni Francis | President |
| Dr. Mary George Varghese | Prof-Incharge |
| Dr. Sunita Jain | Member |
| Ms. Diandra Pinto | Member |
| Mr. Rajendra Deshmukh | Member |
Grievance Redressal Mechanism for Student teachers – Guidelines
In order to redress individual as well as collective grievances of the B.Ed. College student teachers, a grievance redressal mechanism has been devised.
What is a Grievance?
A grievance may be any kind of discontent or dissatisfaction or negative perception, whether expressed or not, arising out of anything connected with college that a student teacher thinks, or even feels, is unfair, unjust or inequitable. Any grievance / complaint relating to sexual harassment and ragging will also be included.
The grievances can be categorised under the following heads:
Please Note: While this platform allows all student teachers to voice their concerns in an open manner, it is imperative that the complainant exercises due diligence and care in deciding what he / she would qualify as a grievance that is serious enough to deserve the attention of this committee comprising of the Principal, faculty and student representatives.
Where is the Grievance box installed?
The grievance box is installed in the library. So student teachers can either write their name or put anonymous grievances in the box during Library hours.
Can the Grievance be sent via any form?
The appropriate grievance can also be sent by filling the below form: https://forms.gle/xTZ1jnizGjKd9kT5A
Objectives of Grievance Redressal Committee
Activities conducted by the Grievance Redressal Cell are
Process for addressing the Grievance:
