HELP! What's the difference between arbitration and mediation. (1 Viewer)

[phoebeee]

I know that they both involve a 3rd party (says my notes), but does mediation>arbitration in terms of formalness?

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[H4wk1n4t0r]

Mediation - confidential discussion between two parties in the presence of a non-biased third party.
Aibitration - a third party makes a LEGALLY BINDING (key word here) decision on a industrial matter.

 

[phoebeee]

Thank you!

My hero ;-)

 

[BUSINESSKING]

Specifically, in mediation the third-party member has no ties to either stakeholder.

In arbitration, the third party is a COMMISSIONER (ie: AIRC/FWA) that makes a legally-binding decision on the issue.

You're welcome for the help, pathetic peon.

 

[phoebeee]

Sweet; thank you! That's helped me alot. My textbook definitions where paragraphs long.

 

[phoebeee]

Specifically, in mediation the third-party member has no ties to either stakeholder.

In arbitration, the third party is a COMMISSIONER (ie: AIRC/FWA) that makes a legally-binding decision on the issue.

You're welcome for the help, pathetic peon.

P.S. Are you an accelerant?

 

[BUSINESSKING]

I am a King - that's all you need to know.

 

[Dreams]

Is there a MATHSKING or an ENGLISHKING I can talk to?

 

[phoebeee]

I dunno... You reek of loser.

 

[Dreams]

He reeks of arrogance and faggotry.

It looks like he knows his stuff (though probably just has his textbook and notes handy)

 

[phoebeee]

LOLOL; faggotry = best word.

 

[Dreams]

:3

 

[phoebeee]

:3

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[Dreams]

rawr

nou >:3

stop spamming amg phoebe

phoebe's my dogs name LOL

 

[phoebeee]

I'm also a breed of bird. And one of Saturn's moons I think.