The feminization of family mediation

Article Abstract:

Mediation of divorce and other family disputes cannot be effective unless power imbalances between the genders are addressed. The goals of mediation are often subverted by those who take a traditionally masculine, adversarial approach and assume women will be submissive. Mediation can empower women by offering opportunities to be heard on their terms. All parties should take a humane and constructive approach to resolving problems.

Social aspects, Family mediation

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The 8 essential steps in grievance processing

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Eight steps for processing grievance claims are presented. Steps include gathering evidence, determining and assessing facts, framing arguments and keeping them consistent, outlining questions for witnesses, and considering admissibility challenges.

United States, Management, Grievance arbitration

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