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Chapter 2
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Chapter 10
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Okay, good morning class.
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My name is Ichabod.
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To my group members come to sit Rufino what Angelina
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Martinez and today we're representing on two questions which are
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summarized in the introductory available for resolving conflicts and evaluate
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the role of teamwork in an organization.
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Mhm conflicts are unavailable in any organization.
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But even though that may be so, it's imperative that
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the quarrels and differences and ideas are resolved before we
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learn hopes of conflict.
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You must understand some of the most common structures of
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corals in the organization or workplace.
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Some of the most common sources of these conflicts are
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unreasonable income.
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Working conditions in general change in routine or technology.
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Interpersonal relations champions, communication, harassment and away.
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A manager or boss or supervisor I handle.
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This is by a lot of and this is when
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he literally locks on and employees so that they can't
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attach anything that the business and has going on right.
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I know what they can do is also engaged scott
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lever is when they lack of all the employees, they
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kinda just hire temporary work.
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And this can be used in case of the lock
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up and in case of striking because when they're striking,
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it renders the strike useless because they're still producing their
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goods. Right?
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And buses can also discourage the creation of our workers
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union and the participation for membership in our workers union.
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Mhm. No strategies used by employees are striking as I
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previously mentioned working to rule and this is basically following
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all the rules as perfectly as possible with motivations.
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This methods was were processed as much as much because
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intuition is not used just following all the rules and
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doing your job to give every lecture.
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You're not making any decisions based on intuition for the
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betterment of anything.
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You're just doing your job as as possible, right?
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No, no initiative is being used.
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You're just doing your job.
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The basics and organizing a go slow.
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Basically they're going their employees are going to do their
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work as accurately as possible but a slurry slowing down
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production. It also says here that they can execute us
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in. This is when workers occupied working area to make
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sure nothing leaves or comes into the premises of the
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company. This is to completely stop the production of any
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of the company's cost.
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Okay, you can actually No.
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These are Charles strategies for resolving conflicts when it comes
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to the internal matters of an organization or business.
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Right. three years and arbitration mediation is a volunteer, is
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volunteering and is performed by an independent third party as
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an alternative supporting to court.
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The agreement is only bending when both parties agree to
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sign their given agreements.
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Mediation is not recommended for offenses against civil laws such
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as sexual harassment arbitration is when power of both manager
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and employee is given into the hands of the arbitrators
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to Korea.
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A ruling that is often used in place of an
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official court hearing.
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There are two types of arbitration employee arbitration and labor
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arbitration. Labor arbitration refers to conflicts being set up between
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company and the workers union and the other between employee
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and management trade union representation refers to the person refers
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to when a person is about up by the trade
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union and is given advice or and resources to win
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in their case against the company.
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This helps to highlight when an employee is in a
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no win situation because it shows us that they need
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the back of the trade union if they would even
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hope to win their case against this company.
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It shows that they were in a very compromising situation
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and the last is ingredients and ingredients procedure.
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This is when uh manager is complaints from his employees,
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customers and suppliers and then in Tehran addressing them, defend,
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reasonable, sensible sentence to the problem we're told using the
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previous mentioned methods such as mediation, arbitration, uh having to
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face the trade union when done right grievance procedure can
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strengthen the relationship between employee and employer.
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Yeah, the second question is evaluated role of timor in
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organizational success.
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First of all, what is timon team a is the
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use of individuals as a group with different spirits accomplished
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preta's which basically means the command action of individuals so
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achievable. Why is the more important in an organization.
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First of all, Timur contributes credit or also says it
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is presented courage, production rate and Timur interaction as a
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result of how president working on the stair and I
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also enables attempt to share ideas and responsibility, advantages of
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teamwork, some of vintages make through a larger pool empathy
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as individuals will have a stronger sense of elementary realization
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most in productivity it brings with their business results to
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reduce stress and it provides imports to the other individuals
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of the organization.
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Yeah, no, the disadvantages of bit of teamwork is decision
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making may take longer.
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Some workers will be endured.
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Some of the lines may not be met.
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Uh huh.
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It okay.
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It creates competition within the work.
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Yes, it kind of contract schedule and difficulty and there
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can be for communication between the team members.
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So is the team they represented in international um when
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they play for uh internationally or locally, teamwork must be
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present to achieve their mother from in the end with
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all of everyone working as a team, the task opening
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begin cannot be fulfilled because everyone has their own role
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that they're specialized them to ensure that team is balance
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equal. I introduction
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