This article reviews the authors’ experience in implementing an in-house workplace mediation programme at Intel Corporation. The authors describe the business value proposition and how workplace mediation connects into the broader corporate conflict management systems. The text focusses on key implementation design elements, such as how the programme is positioned vis-à-vis the formal HR processes; the critical role played by the triage process; and important benefits of utilizing co-mediation. This article will inform readers about the business and employee benefits of workplace mediation. |
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Corporate Mediation Journal
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Issue 2, 2017
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Authors | Martin Brink |
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Keywords | workplace mediation programme, workplace conflicts, co-mediation, mediation benefits |
Authors | Pat Lau and Jodi Maslowski |
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Authors | Sander van ’t Foort, Vivan IJzerman, Jasmin Lagziel e.a. |
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Authors | Martin Brink |
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Interview |
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Authors | Interview by Claire Mulder |