This research paper traces the development of Internal Dispute Resolution (IDR) as a way of resolving human rights issues internally without involving third parties. It also provides detailed practical advice for designing IDR programs, which improve employee morale and cost less when compared with more traditional, formal procedures.
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Queen’s IRC has a new website and participant portal!
- By Alison Darling
- Date: September 26, 2023
As Queen’s IRC’s Director of Professional Programs, I am delighted to share we have launched a new website, compl...
