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Over two days, this in-person training course will provide participants with practical strategies to resolve workplace conflict early, and learn a proven framework for in-house mediation.
In-house HR and Employment Relations professionals, as well as leaders looking to develop conflict resolution skills, will benefit from the this in-depth training led by some of New Zealand’s most experienced and effective workplace mediators.
Day 1 – Developing skills Understanding conflict and the options to address it, including:
Day 2 – Applying skills Focusing on elements of the mediation process, including:
Barrister; Chief, ERA 2015—2019
“The training exceeded my expectations. It was a privilege to be trained by such accomplished professionals.”
Head of People and Culture,
National asset-management organisation
Date | 21-22 October, 2025
Time | 8:30am-4.30pm
Location | The Law Association, Level 18, Vero Building, 48 Shortland Street, Auckland Central (in-person)
Cost | $2,950 +GST
Discounts | 15% discount when combined with Workplace Investigation Skills, 20 October 2025 (Total $3,850 + GST)
Enquiries | For any questions, please contact in**@***************co.nz
Customised training | This course can also be delivered as in-house training, and customised to your organisations needs. To enquire please contact in**@***************co.nz
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