How to engage employees in workplace mediation
Introduction
In this article for the UK Mediation Journal, Sheridan Worldwide explores how HR and Legal teams can encourage even reluctant parties to engage in mediation. From balancing the “carrot” of mediation’s benefits with the “stick” of reasonable management requests, to practical tips on normalising discomfort, empowering individuals, and fostering trust, this piece offers a pragmatic guide to building a culture of resolution.
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