Employment Mediation
Contract Dispute
Case Study
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EMPLOYMENT DISPUTE
Employment mediation, the claimant was instructed by the defendant to introduce candidates for the role of finance director with the defendant.
It was agreed that there would be a 100% rebate of the introduction fee if the candidate (then under discussion) was in employment for less than 12 weeks and that the introduction fee would be the usual 25% with a further 5% payable if the candidate remained in employment for more than 12 weeks.
The claimant issued 2 invoices in respect of the above arrangement totalling some £27,000, the defendants claimed that the candidate had been dismissed before the 3 months, and owed nothing.
EMPLOYEE MEDIATION SOLUTION
Mediation brought the key decision makers together face to face for the first time. Guided by their solicitors and the mediator they clearly saw that the contract clause they were both relying upon, came down to interpretation.
More importantly how a District Judge would view this, if it went to trial. Simple, it was really a 50:50 gamble, the defendant finally and reluctantly agreed to pay £13,500.
EMPLOYMENT MEDIATION STATISTICS
The mediation took 4 hours compared to the 14 months this employment dispute had already gone on.
The mediation only cost each party a fraction, compared to the thousands they had already spent on legal fees, and the thousands they would have had to.
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Director, International Commercial & Workplace Mediator & Trainer

Psychotherapist, Coach, Commercial &
Workplace Mediator, Barrister (non-practicing)


Arbitrator, Adjudicator, Med – Arb specialist








Supervisor, Commercial, Workplace & Family Mediator

















One of the UK’s most experienced commercial and workplace mediators and mediation trainers. Mediating since 2002 across all sectors with over 2000 mediation’s conducted.
Here to help you resolve your dispute quickly, cost effectively and without stress. As well as to answer all your questions about mediation.
Has mediated every single type of civil, commercial, employment, family, boundary, neighbour and workplace dispute. It is easier to say what he has not mediated, rather than what he has.
A Fellow of the Civil Mediation Council. A Law graduate, a CEDR, Academy of Experts & ADR Group Accredited Commercial Mediator. A Qualified Dispute Resolver, a UK Mediation Accredited Workplace & Community Mediator. A Qualified Manager through the Chartered Management Institute – Level 5.
An associate Teacher and qualified Trainer, holding the Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector – Level 4. Since 2007 he has been on the global mediation training faculty of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. Who he has delivered mediation training for, in the UK and overseas, on numerous occasions. Between 2018 and 2020, he was the Head of Mediation Training for the ADR Group. The oldest (1989) mediation training provider in the UK.
