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Conflict AvoidanceWritten by Stephen J. Cabot Few things can be as disruptive and demoralizing in the workplace as conflict. Whether it takes the form of an individual act of aggression or something more subtle and endemic, conflict damages productivity, drives away employees, and derails attempts to build a sense of trust and unity. And few things can be as redemptive as conflict avoidance. Here at the Cabot Institute, we take the issue of conflict avoidance very seriously, and have adopted two discrete, strategic approaches to preempt conflict: one addresses the risks of isolated incidences caused by disgruntled or seriously disturbed workers; the other focuses more broadly on the full spectrum of workplace issues and attitudes.
We invite you to contact us with any specific questions or concerns related to conflict avoidance, workplace violence, employee assessments, or any other labor relations issues. To begin the conversation, simply send us an email: sjcabot@cabotinstitute.com. |
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