Workplace Mediator Nance L. Schick
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It still shocks me when I hear some of the employment horror stories people endure. Even in states and countries where there are substantial worker protections, we occasionally learn about an employer …
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Nance was asked by Yahoo! Finance's Cameron Huddleston how men can be great mentors to women, even in the #MeToo era. Like many people, Nance finds herself navigating some difficult conversations with …
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I first learned that I was protected from sexual harassment in the workplace when I went to work at United Parcel Service in 1988. I had already been working since I was 12 years old--when my mom got …
This post originally appeared in 2016, but it is still relevant today: Action One: Define the Conflict I disagree with friends and loved ones who believe my role, as a white person in the Black …
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Many of you know the story of my assault. You can read more about it in my book, and you can watch me discuss it (and more) with Julia Maddox on Queens Public Television, where I also read the poem I …
How do I know if my conflict is right for mediation? There isn't a quick answer to this question that satisfies us, so I answered it in another blog post. How can I dissolve my business …
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What's the difference between coaching and counseling? Counseling is typically led by a licensed psychotherapist, mental health counselor, or social worker and focuses on how you are feeling--often …
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I frequently speak to students in college Victimology courses. I get invited because I am an interesting mix: lawyer, mediator, and repeat victim. I share my story openly because I know what it is …
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Republished from the October 2006 issue of my newsletter: Happy Halloween! We may no longer be afraid of the ghosts and goblins that scared us as children, but what about the ghosts of our pasts …
Nance is a bit of a futurist and idealist. she recently had the opportunity to share her predictions about the future of law with Disruptor Daily's Sam Mire: What's the future of the legal …
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