Set Ground Rules In Order To Resolve Conflicts In Your Business

If you run a business, one of the things that can dismantale it more quickly than anything is internal conflicts. Even though you are unable to - and probably unwilling to - be involved in solving every conflict, you can have a hand in the way every conflict is solved by having ground rules in place. Having such ground rules is of the utmost importance, as it enables your employees to solve their disputes in a calm manner with as little mess as possible!

One of the first things you want to do, in setting the ground rules for resolving conflicts, is to make sure that the processes are detailed and documented. Your ultimate goal, when it comes to employee conflicts, is for the employees to be able to police themselves, resolving the conflicts on their own. If there is no documentation for your ground rules, employees will not know whether they are following protocol when resolving conflicts.

Open communication is another important aspect of conflict resolution within a business, and it will be up to you to make sure that your business has an environment that employees feel is conducive to open communication. Communication should start from the top and trickle down, which means that you should communicate with your employees, but it also means they should be able to communicate with you! Once you create an atmosphere in which your employees feel comfortable communicating with you and other managers, they will also feel comfortable communicating with one another.

Of course, it is also necessary to have a step in place in the conflict resolution process that enables you or a manager to step in and mediate should the employees be unable to work things out on their own. In this way, you can ensure that you still have a clear view of everything that is going on in your business, and will be able to keep things under control.

When it comes to small businesses, conflicts among employees can be detrimental. But set ground rules that direct and enable your employees to take care of their conflicts on their own as much as possible, and you will find that your business is running much more smoothly!

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