The stories I heard …were not about ‘what happened’ (itself a questionable concept). What I heard was how people saw what happened, or, rather, how people remembered what they saw, or, rather, how they talked about what they remembered, or, rather, how they talked to me about what they remembered – or, rather, what I heard people say to me about what they remembered. (Roy, B.; (1994)
Independent investigation or fact finding involves the use of an experienced third party neutral to conduct a timely, thorough and accurate independent assessment of difficult or complex situations, conflicts or disputes.
Such situations might typically involve employees or other key stakeholders and the investigation would aim to achieve a rapid and resource effective closure of the matter. Our neutrals will agree the scope of the work directly with you and, having familiarised themselves with the organisation, will conduct a detailed investigation.
At the end of the investigation a full report of findings will be provided together with a recommended route map for ongoing management and likely resolution. This is typically offered with detailed verbal feedback.
All our investigators are experienced practitioners in conflict management and as such have the credentials and understanding to get to the core of the issue, and if requested work with clients on different ways of concluding and resolving their problems.
Key benefits:
Supporting these services we can offer:
For further information on our services, please contact CEDR Solve on +44 (0)20 7536 6060, e-mail info@cedr-solve.com.
21 Apr 2008
CEDR revises its Model Mediation Agreement and Procedure
7 Mar 2008
2008 CEDR Awards for Excellence in ADR - call for entries
25 Feb 2008
Mediation theatre shows how to defuse employment battles
Tuesday 20 May 2008
16.30 - 18.30Mediator debrief
Tuesday 20 May 2008
Peer Practice Session
Wednesday 11 June 2008
Exchange Forum