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Department of Legal Affairs hosted lecture on Mediation.

October 11, 2022

Department of Legal Affairs hosted lecture on Mediation.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Department of Legal Affairs & Legislation hosted lectures and workshops on the topic of Mediation, focusing on such mediation skills as active listening, asking open questions, questioning, and postponing your judgment.

The workshop was held on Thursday, October 6, 2022, in Conference room 1 of the Government Administration Building, where there were attendants from different areas of the Government and the High Councils of State.

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Pien Hoogenboom, Head of Mediation & Training, at The Lime Tree, gave the workshops.

Hoogenboom pointed out that “Every working place, and therefore everyone working with people, has conflicts. And even though we ...


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