Author: Paula Rathjen

Trends in International Mediation: Growth of Judicial and Mandatory Mediation   BY CHARLES GORDON Charles Gordon from IPOS Mediation is discussing the latest trends in international mediation. The recent UK participation in the Singapore Convention on Mediation demonstrates commitment to the dispute resolution sector. Compulsory

CMC, Ciarb and CEDR Unite to Intervene in Court of Appeal Case Critical to Mediation   PRESS RELEASE Leading dispute resolution bodies have joined forces to intervene in the case of Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil before the Court of Appeal of England and Wales. The

Academic Forum Meeting - Researching Mediation   REPORT BY VICTORIA HARRIS The CMC Academic Forum met on 22 June to discuss research projects and funding sources in mediation, including updates from Dr. Jaime Lindsey on medical treatment dispute mediation and insights from Pablo Cortes on

Planning a Constructive Confrontation Strategy: Understanding the Relationship between Negotiation and Power   BY HEIDI AND GUY BURGESS Discover the dynamic relationship between negotiation and power. Social scientists Heidi and Guy Burgess explore a threefold approach to conflict resolution: interests, rights, and power. They explain

Uncovering The Truth: Bullying In The Workplace Statistics   BY GITNUX BLOG Did you know that 35% of employees have experienced workplace bullying? The statistics are alarming, and the effects can be devastating. Workplace bullying can cause physical and mental harm, affect job performance, and

SEND Mediation - Listen and Learn The short film 'Me, My Autism & I' tries to create more awareness and understanding for people on the spectrum. "When you come to a mediation meeting try to understand and listen to everyone even when you feel like

The Cost of Community Conflict: Understanding the Price We Pay   REPORT BY VICTORIA HARRIS Exciting new research led by Mediation Hertfordshire and funded by The Tudor Trust delves into the consequences of unresolved community conflict. The study will examine the costs associated with health,

Conflict Revolution with Ken Cloke   BY JANE GUNN AND KEN CLOKE Tune in to an episode of The Barefoot Mediator Podcast where Jane Gunn is speaking to Ken Cloke, a fellow mediator, and the author of Conflict Revolution. They discuss how mediation can be

The Role of Mediation in Complaints About Adult Social Care   BY MARGARET DOYLE Recent reports on adult social care emphasise the need to reframe and reimagine the care system. An inquiry by the Equality and Human Rights Commission revealed the challenges faced by individuals