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Why Mediate Employment and Workplace
Disputes?
Workplace disputes that end
in tribunals or court-cases are expensive to an organisation.
The hidden costs of management burden, damage to morale, potential
employee sabotage and organisational distraction can often
completely out-weigh the obvious legal costs.
The advantages of using mediation for employment
and workplace disputes include:
- Reduced cost of dispute, limiting
legal costs and the hidden impact on management resources
- Significant reduction in time to resolution, no need
to book court or tribunal time – simply uses a neutral
third-party to mediate
- Improved morale and working relationships as a neutral
mediator allows both parties to play an equal part and therefore
there is a greater chance for business relationships to remain
in-tact
- As a result of the reduction in time and the use of
pre-agreed processes and procedures management and employees
are far less distracted and remain productively focused on
organisational objectives
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