Arbitration & ADR services Training
Companies have a social responsibility towards their employees and the general public to provide a safe and healthy work environment that is free from any kind of bullying and harassment. A company is always at risk of bad reputation and legal action if it does not comply with certain laws that are applicable to it. Therefore, it is obligated to prevent violation of any rules or regulations and protect consumer data, maintain privacy and confidentiality. Through compliance training, the company can ensure efficient risk management.
Compliance Training is mandatory for the purposes of educating the employees about regulations, laws, policies, procedures, and actions to help prevent and detect problems in the workplace and avoid violations of law and other government regulations. These policies and procedures are often job or industry-specific. They ensure that the employees understand their roles and responsibilities better and are prepared to handle difficult situations during the course of their employment.
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What is ADR?
The term ADR stands for “alternative dispute resolution,” and it consists of two primary modes of resolving disputes i.e., arbitration and mediation. Arbitration is an adjudicating mechanism that is neutral, impartial, flexible, and most importantly gives importance to confidentiality. The parties waive their right of approaching the national courts by entering into an arbitration agreement which is an enforceable contract. It gives the parties the freedom to choose their arbitrators and allows them to control the proceedings of their case. Once they submit their agreement and choose their arbitrators, it is the responsibility of the arbitrator to apply the relevant law to the subject matter of the case. Further, the arbitral has the same effect that a judgment of an ordinary court has and is enforceable by law. Whereas mediation is a settlement-oriented discussion wherein no party is forced into a settlement or a decision. The mediator, who is an unbiased third party, acts as an intermediary between parties so they can reach a mutually beneficial settlement.
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Why White Code Legal?
At White Code Legal we prioritize and always strive to deliver service as per client satisfaction. Keeping the focus on maintaining affordable prices and delivering excellence we aim to make worth every penny our clients spend with us and build a lasting relationship with them