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Section : Encourage open communication
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the section discussing the importance of open communication in the workplace as a best practice for dispute resolution. It emphasizes the need for employees to know whom to approach with their grievances and outlines the role of managers in facilitating effective conversations to address issues. This aligns with the overall theme of the document, which provides guidance for employers and managers on avoiding, managing, and resolving disputes in a business setting.
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Whatever the size or nature of the business, employees need to know who to speak to about their issues or grievances, and what action will be taken to attempt to resolve them. Encourage employees to communicate their problems openly, honestly and respectfully. Managers need to know how to prepare for these conversations, what to say, how to listen and how to explore ways to resolve the issue.
- What is the importance of employees knowing who to speak to about their issues?
- How should employees communicate their problems according to the text?
- What skills do managers need to effectively handle employee grievances?
- Why is it important for managers to prepare for conversations about grievances?
- What are some potential outcomes of encouraging open communication about issues in the workplace?
- In what ways can managers explore solutions to employee grievances?
- What role does respect play in the communication of problems by employees?
- How might the size or nature of a business affect the handling of employee grievances?
- What actions should be taken to resolve employee issues according to the text?