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grievance

[gree-vuhns] / ˈgri vəns /


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Jellycat has become an unexpected, light-hearted outlet for young Chinese people to air their grievances about a slowing economy, where hard work doesn't guarantee comparable rewards.

From BBC

But authorities have also recognised the grievances as legitimate, and announced a series of measures, including replacing the central bank governor.

From Barron's

Economic grievances are in the forefront amid 42% inflation, a currency that has lost 40% of its value against the dollar since the June war, and even a lack of water and reliable energy.

From The Wall Street Journal

The members then went public with their grievances, alleging the company had deliberately undermined their careers.

From Barron's

Over 20% of grievances were related to quality of work, according to the Army Corps assessment of complaints.

From Los Angeles Times