The Benefits of Mediation Within the Workplace

Are you looking to resolve a workplace dispute?  While litigation is effective and can help you achieve the desired outcome, battling your case in court can be costly, time-consuming, and emotionally draining. The good news is that there are other alternatives to litigation. Mediation is a great way to resolve an employment matter quickly and efficiently.  Below are some reasons why you may want to choose mediation rather than taking matters to court.

Greater Control

Mediation increases the control that parties have over the resolution. Both parties are directly involved in negotiating their own agreement. No resolution can be imposed upon you.

Faster Outcome

 Because mediation can be used early in a dispute, an agreement can usually be reached quicker than if pursued through the court system.

Avoid Litigation
Mediation costs less time, money, and emotional stress. Lawsuits are not only lengthy and expensive, but the uncertainty of a judicial outcome can take a toll on everyone’s mental wellbeing.

Convenience

 The mediation is arranged at a venue convenient to all parties. Separate rooms can be arranged for the parties as well as having joint meetings should the parties desire to meet together. The Mediator listens to everyone’s view, does not reveal confidential information, talks to the parties privately and helps guide the parties toward a settlement.

Preservation of Relationships

Preservation of relationships is a key benefit of mediation. Mediation helps participants focus on effectively sharing their thoughts, views, feelings, and information. This can lead to a better understanding of issues affecting the relationship.

At Peterpaul Law, our mediation specialists allow both parties to work toward an agreement that will benefit everyone. As a result, the parties will be better able to work together and collaborate in the future. We will help open the lines of communication so that the issue can be resolved in a timely manner. Contact us today to get started.

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