Committee of the Absurd: Foosball Leagues Grievance Policy

Subcommittee of Unnecessary Redundancy: Grievance Policy

As per the dictates of our esteemed Chairman, Bob "The Foosball Master" Johnson, we have established the following Grievance Policy:

Grievance Policy

Article Description
Article 1: Grievance Definition Article 1: We define a grievance as a complaint, typically made in writing, that is both unnecessary and unproductive, but somehow still managed to be filed with the relevant authorities.
Article 2: Filing Procedures Article 2: To file a grievance, please fill out the Grievance Form, which can be found on the Foosball Leagues Website, under the "Grievances" tab, which is hidden behind a 10-foot wall of caution tape, guarded by a fierce and terrifying "Grievance Dragon".
Article 3: Grievance Resolution Article 3: Grievances will be resolved through a rigorous process of bureaucratic red tape, involving a minimum of 17 committee meetings, a 3-year waiting period, and a 50/50 chance of being randomly assigned to a subcommittee of highly trained, yet utterly incompetent, mediators.
Article 4: Appeal Process Article 4: If you are unhappy with the resolution of your grievance, you may appeal to the Committee of the Absurd, but be warned: the appeal process involves a 500-page essay, a 5-hour oral exam, and a 30-minute PowerPoint presentation on the topic "The History of Grievances Past".

Remember, Grievances are the lifeblood of our great organization. Don't be afraid to file yours!

Or, if you're feeling particularly absurdist, you can visit our meme page for some pre-made grievance templates.