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Veterinary Nurse
Saturday 17th May, 2008 Friendly small animal practice requires enthusiastic veterinary nurse. The practice sees surgical referral cases and aims to provide high quality & sensible veterinary care to its patients. Previous experience prefered.... Click to view detail... ![]() |
For more information about meditation, please contact Di Sinclair at diane.sinclair@wanadoo.fr
What is mediation?Mediation is a process in which two disputing parties have been unable to settle their differences and appoint a neutral third party (the mediator) to help them reach an acceptable solution. Mediation is a positive process. The parties are collaborating not fighting. The mediator also wants to succeed - successful mediations mean satisfied clients.Read through the information in this section to get a brief overview of the mediation process. For further information, please contact Di Sinclair at diane.sinclair@wanadoo.fr Why mediate? Mediation is an alternative to litigation (going to court) or to formal arbitration both of which are confrontational, expensive and result in an imposed solution which you may not feel is just. Both are WIN/LOSE situations whereas the aim of mediation is to achieve a WIN/WIN situation where the parties reach their own agreement and both are satisfied with the outcome. The advantages of mediation It is cheaper, quicker and a more amicable way of reaching a settlement. If an agreement cannot be reached only a small amount of time and cost have been lost and you are still free to go to court or to arbitration. Neither will be affected by a previous attempt to mediate. Mediation works! Over 90% of disputes where the parties agree to mediate are successfully settled. Suitable cases include Those where:
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