CIPD Wales - Conflict Resolution in a Virtual World - Resolution at Work

CIPD Wales – Conflict Resolution in a Virtual World

May202020

When: May 20 2020 | Where: Online

Book your free place via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cipd-wales-conflict-resolution-in-a-virtual-world-tickets-104430091214

Alison Love will be delivering this webinar for CIPD Wales.

We have all been forced to think differently and adapt our ways of working over the last few months as work and life have changed beyond recognition. At Resolution at Work we have taken a long hard look at the way we provide conflict resolution services, challenged our thinking, questioned previously held beliefs at the “old” ways of doing things and had to move right out of our comfort zone and now provide all our services virtually. This webinar explores:-

Our experience of virtual resolution
Reflections and learnings on how mediation and conflict resolution is working virtually
How we have adapted the skills we use
How this might change conflict resolution for the future to improve working relationships and interactions

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