Civil Service Advocacy Series
By: Broida
Price: $125.00
Edition: 1st
Sku: 14BOM
Samples: Workbook Table of Contents ------- Advocate's Practical Guide to Using Mediation Table of Contents
Format: 1hr 7min .mp4 video on CD-ROM, workbook, and 05APGM book
Presented by Peter Broida, this video training course provides comprehensive instruction on federal sector mediation. The course includes Mr. Broida’s lecture (.mp4 video file sent on a CD-ROM); a workbook with course notes—outline and a listing of related products; and a copy of The Advocate's Practical Guide to Using Mediation by mediator John Settle.
Mediation topics presented are:
- Definition of Mediation—how mediation differs from arbitration or litigation
- Issues Amenable to Mediation
- Issues Not Amenable to Mediation
- Why to Mediate Rather Than Litigate
- Preconditions to Mediation
- Traits of a Good Mediator
- Sources of Mediators
- Established Federal Sector Mediation Programs
- Mediator Selection
- Preparation for Mediation—who and what to bring; preparing your client; preparation of settlement options
- Mediation Structure—preliminary joint discussions; duration of the mediation; confidentiality of the proceedings; confidentiality agreements
- Substantive Steps of Mediation—the joint opening conference; effective use of opening statements; exhibits; proper use of breakout sessions; the closing session
- Settlement Agreements—who writes the agreement; importance of careful drafting; necessary clauses and attachments; review and signatures
- Keys to Effective Mediation
Additional workbooks sell for $25 each or in sets of 10 for $150. Call or email to purchase.
(2014) Broida on Federal Sector ArbitrationPeter Broida presents this video training course on federal sector arbitration. Each purchase includes Mr. Broida’s lecture (.mp4 video file sent on a DVD); workbook with reference materials, course notes—outline, and selected cases; and a bibliography. Major arbitration topics include deciding whether to arbitrate; requesting and selecting an arbitrator; expedited proceedings; preliminary case preparation; hearing preparation; hearing presentation; and post-hearing issues. (more details)
(2011) The Art of AdvocacyThe Art of Advocacy is a thorough, yet concise, instructional text on effective advocacy before the MSPB and arbitrators. Major topics include the basics and importance of advocacy, Board and arbitration practice fundamentals, proof requirements, preappeal advocacy, discovery, motion practice, direct and cross examination, oral and written advocacy, and settlements. (more details)
(2020) Resolving Disputes in the Federal WorkplaceProvides instruction on how to resolve employee grievances, appeals, and complaints. Major topics include discussion of EEO settlements, defining settlement interests, creating settlement options, and finalizing the agreement. (more details)
(2005) The Advocate's Practical Guide to Using MediationA “how-to” approach to mediation with advice on how best to achieve client goals and tips on finding creative solutions for dispute resolution. This guide presents a brief, but thorough explanation of the uniqueness, benefits, and purpose of mediation. Major topics include how mediation is useful, a step-by-step overview of the mediation process, mediators, preparing for and participating in mediation, confidentiality, understanding and using the caucus, working toward resolution, impasse and difficult passages, and concluding the mediation. (more details)
