Civil Mediation Council gives thumbs-up to Government's proposals to change workplace dispute resolution

Civil Mediation Council gives thumbs-up to Government's proposals to change workplace dispute resolution

The Civil Mediation Council has endorsed the minister for employment relations, Edward Davey’s plans to change Britain's approach towards resolving disputes at work.

In a meeting between the Minister and members of the Civil Mediation Council's Workplace Committee, chaired by Clive Lewis and comprising representatives from the private mediation sector, The CIPD)and the employment relations experts Acas, proposals to promote workplace mediation as an alternative to the current litigious route were discussed.

The Government's proposals include the setting up of a sector-specific pathfinder project in the retail sector, and the setting up of two regional pilot schemes intended to encourage use of mediation amongst small businesses.

It is clear that mediation presents a less costly, less stressful and more empowering way of tackling workplace disputes and the CMC are pleased that the Government share this view.

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