Avoiding conflict
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Magazine Article, Source : The Manufacturer
Zone : Skills and productivity
Published : February 2008
Reaching for a third party mediator rather than the rule book is the new way forward for resolving internal disputes. Jayne Flannery reports
Globalisation and the logarithmic pace of technological change mean that manufacturers face unprecedented pressures. Adapting to change has become a pre-requisite to organisational survival. The drive to gain competitive advantage can take many...
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