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WCM 610: Conflict Resolution Toolkit: Project Guidelines Southern New Hamphire University

A project for WCM 610 focusing on conflict resolution strategies and providing a toolkit for addressing workplace conflicts.

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    WCM 610: Conflict Resolution Toolkit: P roject Guidelines Southern New Hamphire University For this project, you are tasked with creating a workplace conflict management toolkit by identifying best practices across four categories. Please select one conflict management strategy for each of the following categories: 1. First Level Conflict Resolution Practices 2. Arbitration/Resolution 3. Reaching Agreement 4. Post - Agreement Cooperation For each selected strategy, provide a brief description (200 - 250 words) of how it works and why you consider it a "best practice." Additionally, for each strategy, support your rationale by referencing scholarly research, industry practices, or relevant case studies (200 - 250 words per category). Ensure that you evaluate the effectiveness of these strategies and provide evidence of their success in real - world applications. Deliverables: • Submit a brief commentary for each of the four categories of conflict management. • Provide references to support your rationale for selecting each strategy as a best practice. • Use the Sample Cover Sheet template for each category submission. Word Count Requirement: 800 - 1000 words in total for the entire submission. Overview This assignment allows you the opportunity to “design” a sample workplace conflict management plan. In doing this, you will: • Survey workplace conflict and management issues • Develop a “real world” understanding of conflict management

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