Aggrieved means suffering actual loss or injury, or being exposed to potential loss or injury, to legitimate interests. Such interests include, but are not limited to, business, economic, aesthetic, governmental, recreational, or conservational interests.

Aggrieved is the person or persons who has the grievance and is presenting the complaint, also referred to as the complainant.

Examples of Aggrieved in a sentence

The Administrator will disburse the entire Gross Settlement Amount without asking or requiring Participating Class Members or Aggrieved Employees to submit any claim as a condition of payment.
The representatives of the Parties shall meet in a location mutually agreed upon by the Parties within ten (10) Days after Noticed Party’s response to Aggrieved Party’s notice.
The Association may process such a Grievance through all levels of the Grievance procedure even though the Aggrieved Persons do not wish to do so.
Either Party (“Aggrieved Party”) shall have the right to give written notice (via overnight delivery and email confirmation) to the other Party (“Noticed Party”) that Noticed Party is not performing in accordance with Aggrieved Party’s interpretation of the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Based on a review of its records to date, Defendant estimates there are 706 Class Members who collectively worked a total of 113,156 Workweeks, and 521 of Aggrieved Employees who worked a total 69,468 of PAGA Pay Periods.

More Definitions of Aggrieved

Aggrieved. Any person or group of persons within the appropriate unit having a grievance.

Aggrieved means either the employee and/or the Association.

Aggrieved or "aggrieved person" means a person who:

Aggrieved means the Union or employee(s) initiating a grievance.

Aggrieved shall include individual or groups of members of the bargaining unit, or the Association filing for a group represented by the recognized Association. All grievants within the group shall sign the grievance.