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Conflict Resolution

S-Club prioritizes a positive and collaborative work environment through an established Conflict Resolution process that ensures fairness, transparency, and effective problem-solving. This framework addresses disputes involving team members, service providers, customers, and management.

1. Principles of Conflict Resolution



S-Club’s conflict resolution policy is guided by these key principles:

Open Communication: Encouraging direct conversations and transparent communication.

Impartial Mediation: Neutral resolution processes without bias.

Fair Assessment: Ensuring all parties have equal opportunities to present their viewpoints.

Confidentiality: Maintaining privacy throughout the resolution process.

2. Types of Conflicts Addressed



Common conflict scenarios managed at S-Club include:

Team Disagreements: Misalignments in work expectations, roles, or project contributions.

Provider-Customer Issues: Service disputes, unmet expectations, or task-related complaints.

Policy Violations: Non-compliance with company policies, ethical standards, or service agreements.

3. Conflict Resolution Process



The conflict resolution process follows a structured approach:

Step 1: Issue Identification: The conflict is reported through HubSpot Tickets or the Helpdesk.

Step 2: Initial Assessment: Supervisors assess the issue to determine the appropriate response.

Step 3: Mediation Session: Facilitated discussions involving all relevant parties.

Step 4: Resolution Agreement: Agreed action steps are documented and shared with involved parties.

Step 5: Follow-Up Monitoring: Managers ensure compliance with the resolution terms.

4. Resolution Methods



Depending on the conflict’s nature, S-Club applies various resolution methods:

Direct Negotiation: Encouraging mutual understanding through guided conversations.

Third-Party Mediation: Involving neutral mediators when direct negotiation fails.

Formal Hearings: Conducting structured hearings for complex or serious disputes.

5. Reporting and Escalation



If initial conflict resolution efforts are unsuccessful, disputes can be escalated:

Escalation Process: Cases are forwarded to senior management or legal advisors.

Documentation Submission: Involved parties must provide detailed incident records.

Decision Review: Final decisions are communicated formally to all stakeholders.

6. Conflict Prevention Strategies



To minimize conflicts, S-Club proactively promotes:

Team Collaboration Workshops: Training on communication and conflict resolution skills.

Policy Awareness Campaigns: Regular policy updates and compliance reminders.

Performance Reviews: Constructive feedback sessions to resolve performance-related misunderstandings.

7. Support and Assistance



Employees, providers, and customers can access support through:

Helpdesk Assistance: 24/7 access to live support for conflict reporting.

HR and Management Consultations: Scheduled one-on-one conflict resolution sessions.

Resource Library: Guides and best practices on effective conflict management.

By implementing a transparent, respectful, and solution-focused conflict resolution process, S-Club fosters a positive and productive work environment while maintaining service excellence.

Updated on: 18/12/2024

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