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From: Dean.Martineau@f25.n343.z1.fidonet.org (Dean Martineau)
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Subject: Help Needed
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Date: 2 Mar 90 05:20:30 GMT
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I suggest you consider mediation as a means of resolving your
dispute with your former employer.  There may be a dispute
resolution center or community mediation service in your area, and
their rates will be low.  Even a private mediator will be less
expensive in the long run than an attorney.  A skilled mediator
will bring out both the substantive issues and the underlying
emotional interests which have caused and fueled this unfortunate
dispute.  If you are able to arrange for mediation, you will at the
very least have a full opportunity to tell your story, something
you would probably not have in the court system.  And since the
courts are apparently not a viable option in your case, you haven't
got much to lose by trying it.  i'll be happy to answer any
questions you may have about the process, which I am currently
learning.

Dean

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