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Please Complain
Please Complain - your whinges at work

If you've got a problem with your workplace or work contract, there's no better time to get publicity than during an election campaign and Please Complain will get your complaint in front of Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Joe Hockey and Shadow Minister Julia Gillard. The website is not affiliated with nor endorsed by Joe Hockey or Julia Gillard or any political party and will protect the sender's anonymity but the text of complaints may become public.

When there's no federal election, Please Complain is a unique staff retention system which enables staff to complain anonymously to their employer about any issues in the workplace. Management can respond to complaints whilst the staff member's anonymity is protected.  Effectively, the system helps HR managers to reduce staff turnover, to predict problems arising from changes in the mood or culture of the workplace, and to reduce the need for mediation and other forms of managerial intervention.

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