(TWO-PART LIVE WEBINAR)
MAY 14 - 15
10:00 AM - 1:30 PM EST
REGISTRATION FEE: $150
Costing is an essential tool for everyone at the bargaining table. Costing a contract allows you to compare options, set priorities, make sensible proposals and evaluate trade-offs. Join two of FMCS’s most experienced mediators for a lively presentation, discussion and tutorial on this important topic.
This course consists of two 90 minute sessions. Session one includes review of basic math skills for estimating and under-standing costs, then, using case studies and hypotheticals, take a look at how parties can most constructively develop, share and use costing information to reach agreement. Additional examples will be provided as home- work. Session two will work through those homework examples, and provide opportunity for questions and explanation where needed.
Instructors: FMCS Commissioners Larry Passwaters and Valerie Harragin
Register now! https://www.fmcs.gov/eventsregister/webinar-costing-in-the-federal-sector/
(LIVE WEBINAR)
JUNE 4
1:00 – 2:30 PM EST
REGISTRATION FEE: $75
Whether you represent the employer or the union, collective bargaining is at the center of the labor/management relationship. Intentional Negotiations is a method of sweeping aside the traditional, adversarial process of proposal-based collective bargaining and committing to a process whereby the parties fully understand the problem to be solved, the concerns around those problems and feasible options that exist for resolution.
Instructor: FMCS Commissioner Jennifer Disotell
Register now! https://www.fmcs.gov/eventsregister/webinar-intentional-negotiations/
JUNE 15 -19
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
WASHINGTON, DC
REGISTRATION FEE: $2,700
This course is geared toward labor-management practitioners with substantial experience in labor relations (pursuant to collective bargaining) who wish to become labor arbitrators. The course can also enhance the practice
and skills of current arbitrators.
Instructors:
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Marty Malin and
FMCS Commissioner Andria Knapp
Register now! https://www.fmcs.gov/eventsregister/becoming-a-labor-arbitrator-washington-dc/
For additional details, contact fmcs at 202-606-FMCS (3627) or www.fmcs.gov
To learn about custom tailored courses for your organization taught by seasoned labor-relations practitioners, or to inquire about discounted group rates, contact Valerie Harragin at fmcs_institute@fmcs.gov
The FMCS Institute for Conflict Management delivers practical, experience-based, conflict resolution training for individuals and groups. Institute training is specifically designed to meet the real-world challenges of labor-management relations and organizational change. Programs provide participants the opportunity to interact with and learn from experienced practitioners. Institute staff is comprised of FMCS Mediators, FMCS Office of Strategy and Development staff, and private-sector arbitrators. Sessions are held at locations nationwide.
FMCS Institute is a SHRM Recertification Provider.
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