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Harbour & FieldWorkplace mediation

Alex Morgan.

Independent workplace mediation for professional-services practices.

Practice
Harbour & Field
Focus
Working relationships
Works with
Individuals, HR and practice leaders
Meeting format
Online or in person, by agreement

A focused independent practice

Professional-services teams depend on close working relationships. Colleagues share client work, managers supervise delivery and partners make decisions together. A recurring disagreement can make those ordinary responsibilities harder.

Alex starts by understanding that context. The first discussion covers who is involved, what support is being considered and the practical arrangements that would need to be agreed.

Clear arrangements before anyone meets

Participants need to understand the proposed process, how individual conversations would be arranged and what information would be shared. Where an organisation is arranging mediation, Alex discusses the administrative arrangements with its named contact.

The mediator supports the conversation. The people involved decide whether they can agree an outcome. Any independent advice they need remains with their own advisers.

An oak table and upholstered chairs in a quiet meeting room
The meeting format and any accessibility arrangements are discussed before a meeting is agreed.

Discuss the situation.

A short initial enquiry is enough. Leave your contact details and the kind of support you are considering.

Enquire with Alex