Displaying items by tag: dispute resolution

This remarkable new platform empowers anyone in any organisation to raise issues or ideas anonymously in a private, secure and even anonymous way, whether positive or negative, so that genuine feedback can be gleaned, issues actually actioned and disputes properly resolved, by a team with deep experience in this vitally important area.

This remarkable new platform empowers anyone in any organisation to raise issues or ideas anonymously in a private, secure and even anonymous way, whether positive or negative, so that genuine feedback can be gleaned, issues actually actioned and disputes properly resolved, by a team with deep experience in this vitally important area.

Digital legal environment provider Immediation has licensed its dispute resolution platform to dispute resolution provider the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution, and will customise it to suit the institute's alternative dispute resolution services.

Domain names administrator and registrar auDA has a new Licence Review Panel designed to provide an external point of escalation for complaints under the new .au licensing rules, which come into effect on 12 April 2021.

Australia’s competition watchdog the ACCC has called for stronger measures to be taken to keep high gas prices in check, saying there is a need to ensure businesses and households are not paying more for gas than would be expected in a well-functioning market.

There’s no letup in the work of the telecommunications consumer protection agency, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman, despite the coronavirus crisis forcing its own workers to work from home like millions of other Australians.

Legaltech startup and online dispute resolution platform Immediation has officially launched in Australia in a move the company says takes commercial disputes out of the courtroom and online.

We're told it's rare for there to be a dispute on the eftpos network, but to ensure any such disputes are resolved quickly and easily, eftpos has launched a new service for a better consumer experience.

The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) is partnering with Melbourne'based software developer Resolve to implement a business'critical case management system.