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Apr122012

Appointed Mediator Wrong Man for the Job

Mediation for Long-Standing Contract Dispute over Bill 22 Fails

Vancouver Sun
April 10, 2012

A mediator in a contentious conflict “needs to inspire and possess the following four characteristics: confidence, trust, expertise and impartiality.” The Education Minister George Abbott appointed Charles Jago to mediate the dispute but he failed on all four counts particularly in his blatant acceptance of failure.

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AuthorADR Times | Date04.12.2012
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    at hunter pvp on 06.29.2012
    [...]Appointed Mediator Wrong Man for the Job - Mediation Articles & News - ADR Times[...]

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