Transforming Organisations: Mediation and Positive Conflict Resolution

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When: November 29 2023 | Where: via Zoom

Transforming Organisations: Mediation and Positive Conflict Resolution-Post-IMAW 29/11/2023 11:30am to 12:30pm(United Kingdom)/UK (GMT)
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Join us to keep the conversation going! This event is FREE in association with International Mediation Awareness Week

In this webinar, Alison Love, John Drowley and Mark Kirkham from Resolution at Work discuss how growing awareness of mediation can work as a catalyst for conflict resolution systems that take a whole-company approach, empowering employees to reduce the negative impact of unmanaged workplace conflict. They share their combined experience in discussing the benefits of peer supervision for workplace mediators and the essential nature of workplace conflict training in raising awareness of mediation and informal conflict resolution approaches.

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