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Nikolett Suha

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Hungary

Nikolett is a dedicated and accomplished lawyer specializing in discrimination and harassment and an intercultural mediator with a wealth of experience in conducting workplace misconduct investigations and managing workplace conflicts. She has a proven track record of delivering strategic legal counsel and facilitating positive outcomes in challenging employee relation cases. Proficient in European equal treatment legislation, diversity and inclusion principles and employment law, she is offering for her clients a comprehensive expertise in navigating complex legal landscapes.
Starts 15 اکتبر 2024
18:00
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Led by Nikolett Suha
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In this webinar, we’ll uncover the fundamental disparities between being a mediator and an investigator and we’ll also explore the untapped potential lying at the intersection of these disciplines. While both roles may seem distinct, there exists a fascinating overlap that offers boundless opportunities for personal and professional growth. Whether you’re a seasoned mediator looking to broaden your horizons or an investigator aiming to refine your skillset, this webinar offers a comprehensive roadmap to navigate the convergence of mediation and investigation.

Starts 7 آگوست 2024
18:00
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Workplace misconducts – from personal disputes to serious legal infractions – are an unfortunate reality in today’s professional landscape, occurring across industries and organizations. Establishing robust workplace investigation processes has a critical importance in handling employee complaints, serving as the cornerstone for ensuring trust and transparency, benefiting both the complaining and reported parties, as well as the investigator. However, amidst the complexity of workplace issues, the question arises: is a full formal investigation always the optimal solution? Identifying the right moment to integrate conflict resolution into the investigation process can save us valuable resources.
Through real-life scenarios and practical examples, we’ll examine how mediation can offer a path to resolution, mitigating conflicts before they escalate into costly legal battles or irreparable damage to company culture and employee well-being.

Featured IM Campus contributors

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Lithuania
Miglė is a lawyer and an active state-certified mediator. She is also a scientific expert on mediation, having concentrated on comparative aspects of laws on mediation in many European jurisdictions during her PhD research and her work with the CEPEJ Working Group on Mediation.
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Nigeria
Dr Adeyemi Agbelusi is Principal Partner, Berean Associates involved in resolving disputes throughout Nigeria and other Jurisdictions.
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United Kingdom
Catherine Davidson is a nationally accredited mediator (NMAS) and IMI Certified mediator practising in Australia and internationally.
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Kyrgyzstan
Fidana Alieva is a mediation and negotiation practitioner in commercial, employment, workplace, family business and other disputes. She has been working as a dispute resolution professional for more than ten years now (since 2012), mediating, negotiating and arbitrating regionally and internationally. As a dispute resolution professional, she participated in over 200 disputes, including quite complex cases with international organizations’ participation, multi-party disputes and online mediation.
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Israel
Anat Cabili is a mediator, facilitator and attorney (admitted to the Israeli Bar Association in 1998). She has been practicing mediation and facilitation since 2006 and owns a private mediation business in Israel.