It was wonderful to see so many of our practitioners at our Kotahitanga #webinarseries on managing expectations and reducing the risk of complaints throughout the #mediation process. If you missed the session, the link is below:
https://t.co/KQU14JwRtI
Calling all mediators! Pop November 25th in your diary to join Keri Morris, Trish Blyth and Samantha de Coning for this free webinar. To register, please email [email protected]
Are you a mediator? If so, pop November 25th in your diary! Join Keri Morris, Trish Blyth and Samantha de Coning for this free webinar. To register, please email [email protected]
On Tuesday 16 November, FairWay’s Head of Practice, Samantha de Coning, will be presenting at the Resolution Institute Aotearoa New Zealand Conference on the challenges faced by the Family Dispute Resolution sector. Register via the link: https://t.co/BYu4HzYXLU
We are growing!
We are currently looking for a Resolution Coordinator to join our Commercial Services team. This is an exciting, varied role and can be based in Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch. More details via the link: https://t.co/9WIOEazqea
Fair Way are hiring!
We are currently looking for a Resolution Practitioner to join our Commercial Services team. Open to applications in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. More details via the link: https://t.co/9WIOEazqea
Calling all business process superstars!
We're looking for an Operations Manager to join our Auckland based ACC Services team. More details via the link: https://t.co/9WIOEazqea
We’re excited to introduce the new look Fair Way. Our refreshed brand builds on our proud history and represents who we are today.
Fair Way – kia tau. Kia tau is a te reo phrase meaning to settle, to resolve, to calm. It’s our job to kia tau. Read more: https://t.co/tMZJjos5Nw...
Business Desk recently approached us for comment on how to argue productively and improve your conflict resolution skills. Fairway's Head of Practice, Samantha De Coning, was happy to provide some useful tips... https://t.co/IuJX3RhPOx
This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) theme is ‘take time to kōrero/mā te kōrero, ka ora - a little chat can go a long way’. Marleze Blignaut discusses ways to help people deal with workplace stress in her latest article: https://t.co/evVZFCL6s6 #MHAWNZ
We want to see improvements to the telecommunications dispute resolution scheme (TDRS).
We've released a draft report with recommendations aimed at bringing better results for consumers. Read the report and give us your views through our feedback form | https://t.co/UsWcuVkHpl
Our recent Kotahitanga webinar focused on novel issues families are facing during lockdown.
Jeremy Sutton, Will Story and Samantha de Coning shared valuable insights into these issues with practical strategies to help parents make important decisions: https://t.co/q91G81vXF1
Family Dispute Resolution has a success rate around 80%, so why are there such a low number of mediations completed per year in comparison to Family Court applications? Will Story discusses in his latest article: https://t.co/ELYERUwefh
Calling all Dispute Resolution professionals! Join @jeremysuttonnz and FairWay on Monday 30 August 2021 for a webinar on 'Mediation during lockdown - helping families to navigate the novel and the new.' Please email [email protected] for a Zoom invite.
Kia kaha Aotearoa. We hope you are safe and well in your bubbles. All FairWay services remain open, including Family Dispute Resolution NZ. Our team are working remotely, so if you or loved ones need any support please get in touch. We're here to help.
Barnardos counselling service 0800 What’s Up is launching a campaign today to help tamariki (5 +) and rangatahi (19 under) to be heard and listened to. Talk to a trained counsellor for free and give 0800 What’s Up a call on 0800 942 8787 or visit https://t.co/PqanTqZnhz.
Have you considered how survival instincts can impact challenging conversations? FairWay's Jess McPherson shares some tips for end of year conversations in this short article.
https://t.co/1hSZevfifm
It was wonderful to see so many of our practitioners at our recent Kotahitanga Webinar on mental health and wellbeing, and how we as mediators can build our capacity to design safe and inclusive processes for all parties. https://t.co/9X4sXI1cpm