Title: Mediation in the workplace
First published: 2001
Description: "Mediated resolutions to conflict in the workplace are designed to last because they seek to address underlying causes and they rely on the participation of the affected parties. Mediation with an impartial third party is more likely to result in a satisfying solution than are decisions imposed upon the parties from outside sources, whether employers or the legal system. Mediators work to strengthen relationships so that future conflicts can be prevented or minimized.

This guide to implementing formal mediation programs can be used by both beginning and experienced mediators in all types of organizations - in schools, social service agencies, government agencies, and private industry. Its practical application of mediation theory will benefit students and teachers of mediation, conflict resolution, business management, public administration, law, social work, counseling, and other related disciplines."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Industrial Arbitration, Arbitration, Industrial, Mediation and conciliation, Industrial, Industrial Mediation and conciliation
LC classification: HD5481 .W43 2001