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Client Guide: Making the most of Mediation

Mediation is a form of Negotiated Dispute Resolution (ADR), which involves a process of structured ‘without prejudice’ negotiation facilitated by an impartial third party known as a ‘mediator’. The aim is to produce a settlement of the dispute that is acceptable to both parties, and the process enables them to retain control over whether or not they wish to settle, and on what terms. Click here for the link to download the guide created by Nicola Gare of HFW:

https://www.hfw.com/insights/client-guide-making-the-most-of-mediation/

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Boardroom conflicts – the importance of communication

David A Evans of IPOS Mediation explains how boardroom conflicts often arise from delayed communication and unresolved tensions, making early intervention crucial for maintaining a healthy work environment. An effective Chair plays a key role in fostering open debate, addressing conflicts proactively, and ensuring Board members uphold integrity and courage to act in the organization’s best interests.

https://my.newzapp.co.uk/t/view/1537946610/121956528

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CEDR's Complete Guide to Workplace Mediation

This guide is designed to help individuals responsible for addressing employee conflict within an organisation achieve better outcomes for employees and the business. Written by leading practitioners and combining CEDR’s institutional learning and understanding of conflict, this 35 guide covers:

  • What is Workplace Conflict?

  • What is Mediation?

  • The Difference between Workplace and Employment Mediation

  • What does Workplace Mediation look like?

  • How to set up your Workplace Mediation

  • Internal or External Mediator?

  • Confidentiality

  • Confidentiality Breaches

  • ‘Without Prejudice’

  • Managing Outcomes from the Mediation

  • Resources

https://indd.adobe.com/view/7cfbdbdd-d44c-46d5-a28c-13106f5947e1

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Mediation in the workplace – the insider’s guide (part 1/10)

Part of a series of articles considering all aspects of mediation in the workplace. 1. In this article, Caroline Sheridan, a senior CEDR mediator considers why you should mediate this kind of dispute and the basic 'rules' of mediation.

https://www.employmentlawworldview.com/aint-no-cure-for-the-summertime-blues-consider-mediation-in-your-employment-disputes/

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