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Assessment 2: Group Role - Play
By Group 7
Introduction
Workplace Software Company Cause Overworked and ExploitedEmployee Osadi Disara Gunawardena HR manager Fahim RedwanEmployer/Union representatives Duc Tin Tran
03 / 04
Describe the issue
06 / 04
Negotiation Process
Timeline
09 / 04
Workplace Relations Disputes
Negotiation Model
12 / 04
Negotiation Tactics
16 / 04
Conclusion
Description of the issue
- Employer gives her a new task.
- When the last project still has not finished.
- Employer still forced her to complete the task in a short time.
Negotiation Process
- Find out problems encountered with employer.
- Learn about the impacts employees experience.
- How bad influences have affected the lives of employees.
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Negotiation Model
- Win - Win
- Employee benefits are our priority in this situation.
- Promote the value of fairness in the workplace.
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Here is some more information about Brinkmanship.
Negotiation Tactic
Brinkmanship is a strategy we use to thoroughly seek fairness for employees and contribute to transforming the working environment in a more positive direction.
Conclusions
- The win-win negotiation model is thoroughly applied to understand employees' and supervisors' perception of the problem.
- The end result is that the supervisor must compensate and continue to retain his position in the company as a privilege for his contributions.
- The negotiation took place with the company's representative as the manager and the accused as the supervisor.
- Question the supervisor's thoughts and mistakes, evaluate his perception, and make a decision.
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