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I have been working with Jayne Jones of Positive About People on a development tool for teams that enables them to objectively identify and discuss the underlying causes of conflict and improve team working.
We have a prototype tool, have done some road testing and see potential for wider applications to help teams:
We are in the next stage of development and are looking for some more “Guinea pigs” to work with from different sectors within south Wales. For a limited time we are offering a half day workshop with experienced facilitators for teams of 6-12 people. You will come away with an agreed action plan for development. All we ask in return is honest feedback.
If you are interested please contact [email protected]
Alison Love
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From my perspective the whole process has gone very smoothly, from my initial call with Alison through to Sarah your office manager completing our new supplier paperwork and of course John for being proactive in contacting me. Both [redacted] and [redacted] have also asked me to pass on their thanks to you, [redacted] also mentioned he was very impressed with the service that has been provided.
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Mediation can also be used very effectively where there is a team or group conflict. One recent case involved a well established and highly experienced team who were having difficulty with their current manager.
Many mediation cases involve allegations of bullying, harassment or discrimination. Mediation allows these issues to be aired in a safe environment, enabling individuals to “deal with the elephant in the room”.