• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Third Ear Conflict Resolution

Court sucks. Let us help you create a sustainable resolution.

  • About
    • Our Vision
    • Nance L. Schick
    • In the Media
  • Who We Serve
    • Domestic Employers
    • Professionals and Employees
    • Employers and Managers
    • Small Business Owners
  • Services
    • Conflict Resolution
    • Employment Law
    • Education and Training
  • Resources
    • Blog
    • DIY Conflict Resolution Book
    • Newsletter
    • YouTube Channel
  • Contact
    • Community Engagement
  • Show Search
Hide Search

Blog

How to Do Your Due Diligence Before Hiring a Virtual Assistant

Nance Schick · Mar 18, 2024 ·

DISCLAIMER: This post provides a general overview of legal issues that might arise for businesses using the services of virtual assistants. It is not legal advice, and I am not your attorney. If you …

[Read more...] about How to Do Your Due Diligence Before Hiring a Virtual Assistant

The Transformative Influence of Thoughtful Documentation

Nance Schick · Mar 17, 2024 ·

DISCLAIMER: This post gives a general overview of how documentation can help resolve workplace conflicts. It is not legal advice, and I am not your attorney. If you require information or advice …

[Read more...] about The Transformative Influence of Thoughtful Documentation

How to Learn to Use AI in Your Workplace

Nance Schick · Mar 16, 2024 ·

Because my long-term personal partner is a computer programmer with a focus on AI, I became curious about it before most of my colleagues. Several years ago, Peter used BERT to create a "Nance Bot" to …

[Read more...] about How to Learn to Use AI in Your Workplace

Ten Tips for Working Well with Third Ear Conflict Resolution

Nance Schick · Mar 15, 2024 ·

Photo of two people working well together by playing the telephone game in which they speak to each other through cans connected by a string that curls into a heart.

Because we have spent a lot of time in court over the years and handle legal actions daily, we sometimes forget that a sizable portion of the population rarely or never deals with lawyers. You might …

[Read more...] about Ten Tips for Working Well with Third Ear Conflict Resolution

How We Collaborate with Business Coaches and Consultants

Nance Schick · Mar 14, 2024 ·

When your clients are facing discrimination, harassment, or workers compensation issues, we're here to help you guide them through the process of achieving a more peaceful and productive workplace. It …

[Read more...] about How We Collaborate with Business Coaches and Consultants

How We Collaborate with Accountants and Bookkeepers

Nance Schick · Mar 13, 2024 ·

We collaborate with accountants and bookkeepers because few of them have law licenses, and we are not experts in tax. It takes a team of highly-skilled contributors to operate a business, and we can't …

[Read more...] about How We Collaborate with Accountants and Bookkeepers

How We Collaborate with Other Attorneys

Nance Schick · Mar 12, 2024 ·

Photo of hands coming together to represent team huddle and collaboration.

We collaborate with other business and employment attorneys because we want our clients get the best results available under their circumstances. That sometimes takes a team of highly-skilled …

[Read more...] about How We Collaborate with Other Attorneys

How to Create a Diversity Training Program for Your Business

Nance Schick · Mar 11, 2024 ·

Photo of diverse group of employees working together effectively.

As many experts and employees have recently highlighted, even employers doing a better job of diversity hiring are struggling to fully include their hires in their culture. That is, in part, because …

[Read more...] about How to Create a Diversity Training Program for Your Business

Case Study: January’s Struggle to Communicate Effectively with His New Supervisor

Nance Schick · Mar 10, 2024 ·

Photo of three workers on a job site. One wears a business suit and appears to be a supervisor.

Before his new supervisor was hired, January said the team he worked on thrived because they had the freedom to innovate and learn at their own pace. Under the new supervisor, they felt their autonomy …

[Read more...] about Case Study: January’s Struggle to Communicate Effectively with His New Supervisor

Five Reasons to Be a Great Employee

Nance Schick · Mar 9, 2024 ·

Photo of co-workers smiling, talking, and laughing.

DISCLAIMER: This post is a general overview of some employment laws and best practices. It is not legal advice, and there is certainly no guarantee that any of the actions detailed above will generate …

[Read more...] about Five Reasons to Be a Great Employee

  • « Go to Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 12
  • Page 13
  • Page 14
  • Page 15
  • Page 16
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 33
  • Go to Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Topics

  • Case Studies
  • Continuing Funeral Education
  • Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
  • DIY Conflict Resolution for Professionals
  • Domestic Employers
  • FAQs
  • How To
  • Leadership Conflicts
  • Recommended Reads
  • Workers Compensation Penalties
  • Workplace Dispute Resolution

Recent Posts

  • Helping Upjourney Readers Write an Apology Letter
  • How to Give an Effective and Complete Apology
  • How to Maintain Your Commitment to DEI
  • Law, Ethics, and Compassion in the Funeral Profession
  • Reflections On an Old Workplace Training Video

RSS Blog – Third Ear Conflict Resolution

  • Helping Upjourney Readers Write an Apology Letter
  • How to Give an Effective and Complete Apology
  • How to Maintain Your Commitment to DEI
  • Law, Ethics, and Compassion in the Funeral Profession
  • Reflections On an Old Workplace Training Video
  • How to Listen with Your Third Ear to Crown Law Complaints
  • Why Your Severance Agreement Needs an Employment Attorney’s Review
  • How Can Employees Address Power Imbalances in Workplace Conflicts?
  • Why Might You Mediate a Discrimination Case?
  • The Human-AI Alliance: Envisioning Law’s Future

About

Nance L. Schick Affiliates Blog Book Contact

The Seven Choices

Forgive Yourself Acknowledge Yourself Forgive the World Free the Emotions Clear Your Mind Assume Nothing Listen with Your Heart

The Five Actions

Define the Conflict Identify the Interests Play with the Possibilities Create the Future Stay on PARR

Attorney Advertising. Privacy Policy. Nance L. Schick © 2007–2025

  • Your Third Ear
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn