HMRC Dispute Resolution National Roll Out
30th May 2012
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) successful alternative dispute resolution (ADR) pilot will now be rolled out nationally.

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HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) successful alternative dispute resolution (ADR) pilot will now be rolled out nationally.
A new pilot mediation pilot will aim to strengthen use of mediation for all personal injury and contract claims up to the value of £100,000 in the Court of Appeal.
The consultation ‘Solving disputes in the county courts: creating a simpler, quicker and more proportionate system’ sets out, and seeks views on, proposals to reform the civil justice system in the courts in England and Wales.
The Government has made its first step to putting money into workplace mediation. BIS has issued its invitation to tender notice for workplace mediation training to SME’s in two pilot regions in the UK.
Welcome to our new site. You can now book or buy courses online. We have streamlined much of the content whilst keeping the useful information from our previous site. We hope you find the site as helpful and easy to use as ever.
The Minister for Employment Relations, Edward Davey, received the endorsement this week of the mediation community, for his plans to change Britain´s approach towards resolving disputes at work.
On 29 November, the European Commission will unveil a pack of legislative proposals to ensure that every EU consumer can solve their problems without going to court, regardless of the kind of product or service that the contractual dispute is about, and regardless of where they bought it in the single European market.
Minister for employment relations Edward Davey presented Personnel Today´s new award for Innovation in Dispute Resolution to East Sussex County Council for a mediation programme that reduced the number of formal disputes by 47% and also reduced the cost of resolving conflict within the organisation.
The Government have today published their response to the Resolving Workplace Disputes Consultation.
The use of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) as a means to resolve disputes related to commercial transactions and practices in the EU.
With a 56% rise in tribunal claims during 2010 the Government wants to support business growth and limit the damage and costs associated with workplace disputes.
We are pleased to announce Q1 2010-11 has been our busiest quarter to date with the forthcoming quarter looking set to take our growth further again.

Rapid response helps de-escalate and prevent further damage. We aim to have a mediator with you in 5 working days. We appreciate such situations can be volatile and unpredictable, so there are no cancellation fees.
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