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Conflict and disagreement can provide the ground work for higher performance in organizations if Human Resources professionals can funnel and transmute that energy into a positive force for growth and sustained development. Conflict is seen at a levels of human interaction, and all stem from the same principles of achieving or maintaining a certain power source or maintaining independence from an another powerful influential force.
The purpose of this essay is to examine conflict at the national level and determine some of the qualities and signs of conflict that can be used for developmental purposes. This essay will simply focus on the sources of conflict, as this procedure is very useful for human resources professionals to determine in order to fix them and correct the situation.
This essay will examined the sources of conflict for the national issues that deals with immigration. This current hot topic in the news is national but has international implications. The argument stems from allowing free and easy access to American citizenship from other countries. The sources of conflict are many and the power issues that arise are also very complex, leaving a clear cut solution to this problem hard and difficult to identify and ultimately correct in a useful...
Also, the effectiveness of policy making, democracy and the rule of law are significant issues in this conflict as the sources of conflict are many and cross over into many areas of the national population and provides a practical example for human resources professionals to investigate for learning purposes.
Sources of Conflict
To identify the necessary stakeholders of a particular conflict it is necessary to determine who and what is at stake. In the immigration debate, the stakeholders are in conflict about money, jobs and power. Immigration poses certain threats to the economic status of the country by providing cheap labor on one hand, however many opportunities may seemingly be disappearing to native born Americans who feel that immigration is too costly.
Tax Payers
Immigrants that come to this country without a job or source of income may or may not require government assistance to provide for their living. In some countries, the economic situation is so dire, that a life of poverty in the U.S.A. is much better than a relative higher standard of…
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A Power Point Presentation - Foundations of Conflict Resolution: Module 2
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Conflict and Its Resolution in the Real Estate Industry In real estate, all experienced sales people will have an unhappy customer to deal with at some point in their careers. Those who are most skilled know how to utilize specific techniques that will defuse or reduce the intensity of the situation. In every instance, conflict and resolution techniques will often work in conjunction with each other. (Tamper, 1999) (Furlong, 2010) For real
In keeping with the collaboration of HR and leaders across the organization, more communicative, open structures to conflict resolution perform more effectively than autocratic ones (Carmeli, Atwater, Levi, 2011). The ability to emerge from conflict with greater trust is a major difference between transactional, autocratic or transformational leaders managing conflict resolution strategies. The idea is to use conflict as a galvanizing force in getting the organization to its goals. Autocratic
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Where, those facilities that had an adversarial relationship between management / employees or other groups saw dramatic long-term effects. As productivity, higher costs and increased amounts of waste would occur at these facilities. This is significant, because it shows how various issues of conflict are like a cancer that will eat away at the most productive of organizations. In the case of the organization that we are examining, this
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E. telling someone that you think he is still discontent), paraphrasing the emotion that the other expresses, and encouraging emotional perspective taking (with questions like "how would you feel about this in the future?" Or attempting to convey the emotion of the other party). In short, emphasis on emotion should be placed forefront in the mediation session and the underlying emotions should be uncovered and dealt with in order that