Management/Labor Mediation

find reasonable, mutually beneficial solutions through a third party

Have you felt life would be simpler and less complex if we didn't have employees? Yet, employees are the most valuable asset to an organization. People problems can be minimized with appropriate human resource efforts. The McGrath Consulting Group can help.

Sometimes it is beneficial to bring in a third party to assist in labor/management relationships. Mediation is a process which allows parties to find solutions and quickly resolve problems BEFORE legal action is needed.

Employee problems come in a variety of ways:

  • Problems amongst employees or problems between employees and the manager.
  • Problems with the union, or problems remaining union-free.
  • Problems with supervisory effectiveness, training, and productivity.
  • Problems with employees adhering to company rules or policies.
  • Problems with the level and understanding of employees pay and benefits.

There are quite a variety of problems that an experienced, knowledgeable and seasoned human resource professional is required to help diagnose the problem, identify possible solutions, and recommend and assist in the implementation of the best means to solve the problem.

The McGrath Consulting Group's mediation training can facilitate these negotiations in a safe, non-threatening environment while preserving and enhancing personal and professional relationships. We can assist in solutions that are within legal parameters, will not set a negative precedent, and which are reasonable for all parties involved.

To learn more, please call (815) 728-9111 or contact us online, or visit our subsidiary's website at www.mcgrathhumanresources.com.

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