Elena Ghanotakis·1d agoBeyond the DisagreementWhat Mediation Taught Me About Conflict and Understanding
InWorkplace DignitybyKendall Isaac, JD, EdD·Nov 6EEOC and the Case for Mandatory MediationIn employment discrimination, harassment, and retaliation cases, the overarching goal is to win. The employer wants to win the case to…
Oleg Goretskyy·Oct 30Strike, Court, or Negotiation Table: How Europe Resolves Labor Conflicts Through MediationWhen discussing mediation in labor relations, it is worth clarifying precisely what is meant, because three different concepts hide beneath…
Anthony Repetto·Oct 30For GenZ Barista:~ my era grew-up with a conversation you missed ~A response icon2A response icon2
Master AI - Hams AI Tech·Oct 29Claude Cowork for Lawyer Mediation Specialists: Powerful Use Cases That Save HoursMediation looks calm from the outside. Behind the scenes, it is some of the most document-heavy, detail-driven work in the legal…
Akosua Bediako·Oct 22Silence in the FogOn the walk to communication lane, we walk with our sight obscured; we don’t see what’s in front of us or beside us. One thing is certain…
Oleg Goretskyy·Oct 4A Conflict Is a Problem — and Problems Have Solutions: My Guide Be Your Own MediatorConflicts are part of every life, but few people know how to get through them without unnecessary losses. As a practicing mediator and…
Oleg Goretskyy·Oct 2NMI: How the Netherlands Invented a Mediator Certification System Later Copied by the WorldIn the article about the International Mediation Institute (IMI), it was already mentioned that the Dutch Mediation Institute handed over…
Oleg Goretskyy·Oct 1“When Profit Is Divided Differently: How Delta Air Lines and Its Pilots Came to Federal Mediation”In July 2015, the leadership of Delta Air Lines and the pilots’ union Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) announced the reaching of a…
Oleg Goretskyy·Oct 1Conflict Is Not About Justice — It’s About the Bottom Line: A Pragmatic View of MediationWhat does it actually mean to “win” a conflict? Most people would answer almost instinctively: to prove you are right, to put your opponent…
