This workshop focuses on providing key site personnel with the necessary knowledge and skills to handle construction conflicts and disputes at the workplace. It covers topics such as disputants' psychology, negotiation, communication skills, and the process of conflicts and disputes resolution.
This workshop focuses on providing key site personnel with the necessary knowledge and skills to handle construction conflicts and disputes at the workplace. It covers topics such as disputants' psychology, negotiation, communication skills, and the process of conflicts and disputes resolution. The workshop also includes guidance on preparing for post-conflict and dispute resolution.
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SCAL Academy Pte Ltd was established in 2009. It is the third wholly-owned subsidiary of The Singapore Contractors Association Ltd (SCAL) which was founded in 1937.
The function of the Association is to look after the diverse needs of construction and her members – from industrial, contractual and technical to training, safety consultancy & audits, manpower, community and welfare services.
SCAL Academy Pte Ltd was established to further the objectives to address the industry’s training needs. It plans, designs and conducts training and development courses to help managers and staff at all levels to upgrade their professional, managerial and technical skills and knowledge to support business needs and personal aspirations.
Conflict Management training is offered by Global Training Partners. University professors and national experts create our course curriculum.
The new trend in conflict management is to maintain or enhance relationship while solving the conflict.
Edward Deming, the father of quality management, has said that people can face almost any problem except the problem of people. They can work long hours, face declining business, even the loss of a job. but they can't deal with the difficult people in their lives.Â
Conflict can take happen when people have different opinions, thought processes, and interests, and lack the willingness to compromise with one another. It is recommended to adjust a bit and look for a solution to the issue instead of fighting and cribbing.
Whether it's in the form of visible back biting or silent resentment, conflict in the workplace can take a devastating toll on productivity and morale. Managing interpersonal differences is essential to business and protects the emotional health of employees.
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