HR Manager, University of Plymouth Students' Union - Resolution at Work

HR Manager, University of Plymouth Students’ Union

April 11th, 2016

John Drowley from Mediation at Work has helped us with staffing issues on a number of occasions over the years. We have found mediation can be a very useful tool in improving relationships at work. Our staff have fed back to us that John has helped them understand the other person’s perspective and provided them with some useful models for working through problems. We wouldn’t hesitate to use this service again in the future in the appropriate circumstances.

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