Purpose of the Report This report is extremely useful to unreveal the conflicts that are occurring in the business. A dispute happened in two different departments. To start with office members from bakery and the other one is produce department. Supermarket owner Mr Rogers arranges a meeting to think about the explanations for the conflict happened in this.
Scope of the report Reasons behind the conflict between 2 departments. According to the need of the respected communicational way to the remarkable members. To minimize productive and dangerous outcomes.
Source of Information:-
For both departments all staff specialists there was a meeting arranged for getting some data about conflict. Also credit proceeded with these departments for the argument, staff members gave information.
Audience
The main audience for the report was Mr Rogers (owner of the supermarket) as he was the person, who wants to know about the all disputes going on in the business, other audience for the report were the Future Directors and Staff, Manager Of the Produce Department, Manager of the Bakery Department and the staff in both the departments.
Section - 2 CONTENTS
1. SUMMARY
2. INTRODUCTION
3. FINDINGS
4. CONCLUSION
5. RECOMMENDATION
6. EVALUATION OF THE REPORT
Summary
The supermarket which is arranged in Christchurch is known as worth bazaar market it is the busiest store in light of the fact that there are 8 directors which works 40
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In relation to the management of conflict the College has several inter-related procedures. The first and most important to this area is the Anti-Harassment procedure. This procedure deals with the steps, first informal and then formal, that a member of staff who feels they are being harassed can go down to resolve this conflict. Linked to this is the Disciplinary procedure under which action may be taken upon a successful Anti-Harassment complaint. For managers there is also the Poor Performance procedure should the conflict be in relation to the performance of a staff member. For conflicts in relation to employment matters, pay and grading issues the College has a Grievance procedure.
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