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The Resolving Work-Related Conflicts Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Inadequate training
- Poor communication
- 2. Briefing
- Misunderstanding instructions
- Poor documentation
- 3. Conflict Identification
- Emotional strain
- Lack of structural resolution method
- 4. Information Gathering
- Bias in information collection
- Insufficient data
- 5. Decision Making
- Lack or faulty decision making technique
- Stress
- 6. Implementation of Solution
- Resistance from employees
- Unfeasibility of solution
- 7. Evaluation
- Absence of follow-up evaluations
- Ineffective evaluation methods
- 8. Adjustment
- Neglect of positive feedback
- Overlooking small necessary adjustments
- 9. Debriefing
- Poor explanation of outcomes
- Lack of context provided
- 10. Documentation and Reporting
- Incomplete records
- Failure to store documents securely
- 11. Post-Conflict Counselling
- Evasion
- Emotional distress
- 12. Rebuilding relations
- Lack of trust
- Strong anchored emotions
- 13. Future Prevention Strategies
- Not seeking consultation
- Ignoring signs of future conflicts
- 14. Review of Policies and Procedures
- Non-compliance
- Overlooked procedures
- 15. Training
- Insufficient training materials
- Improper training techniques
- 16. Routine Check-ins
- Mistrust
- Non-participation
- 17. Open Communication Encouragement
- Fear of voicing concerns
- suppression of thoughts
- 18. Conflict Resolution Skills Workshop
- Undervaluation of workshop
- Unwilling participation
- 19. Performance Evaluation
- Biased review
- Inaccurate performance measurement
- 20. Reward and Recognition System
- Undervalue of job role
- overlooked efforts