What does a family dispute resolution practitioner do? A Family dispute resolution practitioner assists parties affected by separation or divorce to resolve parenting disputes.

What is the role of a co-facilitator? A co-facilitator is one of the facilitators involved in the training process.

What is an unfair retrenchment? An unfair retrenchment occurs where the retrenchment is substantively and procedurally unfair. For example, the employer may not have followed the correct procedure in that he did not consult with the retrenched employees or the reason or the retrenchment may not be based on the operational requirements of the business.

What is family dispute resolution? Family mediation is a type of alternative dispute resolution, a mediation process whereby the appointed mediator assists separating families to overcome their issue and find solutions.

What is the dispute resolution process? Dispute resolution refers to several processes used to resolve conflicts.

What is workplace mediation? Workplace mediation is a confidential and voluntary process utilised by organisations to address conflicts that arise in the workplace. For example, the need for mediation may arise due to bullying, harassment, or contractual disputes. Organisations appoint a mediator to assist the parties to understand the issues and reach a mutually benefitting agreement.

Does Mediate Works offer marriage counselling? Yes

What is a negotiation plan? A negotiation plan entails planning before and during the negotiation and a consideration of yours and the other party’s needs: the motivation, risks, options outside of the bargaining range, tradeoffs and the human dynamic.

What are the different types of mediation? - Facilitative - Court-mandated - Evaluative - Transformation - Med-Arb - Arb-Med - E-mediation