2 Apr 2015
Workplace conflict: employee experiences
Explore our survey findings on employees’ workplace conflict experiences, focusing on the nature of conflict and how it's dealt with inside the organisation
Changes in policy on dealing with workplace conflict has meant that there is greater onus for organisations to resolve conflict themselves internally and at an earlier stage. However for this to succeed organisation cultures also need to change in a way that makes it possible to challenge and hold each other to account, and to do so without undue risk of creating damaging relationship conflict.
Our report, Getting under the skin of conflict: tracing the experiences of employees, focuses on the nature of conflict and how it is dealt with inside the organisation. It gives a representative view of how UK employees experience conflict at work and how this conflict plays out within the organisation.
Download the report below
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