Ruth Garrett PhD MSc. is an organizational behaviour and change consultant, coach, mentor and facilitator.
Mediation to Resolve Conflict in Your Workplace

Resolve conflicts and disputes quickly, without costly litigation!

Mediation provides parties on all sides of an dispute or complex matter with an opportunity to discuss their differences. As a neutral third party, the mediator facilitates the process looking for a win/win outcome.

Mediation Helps Bring Agreement

Mediation is a preferred form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) that:

Mediation is an effective means for resolving conflict and disputes, and in reaching agreement on matters of common interest.

  • Allows each party to be heard.
  • Considers the interests of all parties.
  • Identifies shared or compatible interests, not only conflicting ones.
  • Generates options that may satisfy both common and complementary interests.
  • Uses objective criteria for any proposed agreement not coercion or pressure.
  • Provides resolution without escalation.

When disputes end up in litigation or arbitration, you lose control of the process and outcomes, and costs escalate rapidly. Mediation is a very good alternative - relationships are strengthened as people work together under the leadership of the mediator to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.

The risks of mediation are minimal. Since it is a voluntary process, you can leave the table at any time. None of the parties involved can be pressured or coerced into accepting any agreement that does not meet their significant needs.

 
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