Free webinar: “Time to ditch the grievance?”

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When: May 19 2022 | Where: via Zoom

All too often a formal grievance process seems to be the “go to” when employee disputes or conflicts arise. Despite the evidence of how much better mediation and other alternatives are for employees and businesses alike, the take up of mediation is still far too low. Is it time to be disruptive?

The webinar explores:

The damage caused by formal processes and the benefits of a better way of doing things
The case for a mandatory approach
How to implement a new resolution approach and how it can work in practice
How mediation and conflict resolution can help

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