1. Discuss the situation
We discuss the conflict, those involved and your priorities to assess whether workplace mediation is appropriate.

Independent workplace investigations establish the facts and support fair, defensible decisions. A workplace investigation can affect careers, team trust and organisational reputation. Poor scoping, delay, perceived bias or inconsistent evidence handling can compound the original complaint and expose the organisation to further challenge.
We create a balanced process in which participants can discuss concerns, understand different perspectives and agree how they will work together.
Workplace conflict often persists because each interaction repeats the same pattern. Without a safe and impartial structure, conversations become positional, past events dominate and participants lose confidence that direct engagement will achieve anything. Effective mediation creates the conditions for a different conversation focused on practical change.
Our mediators prepare participants carefully, facilitate a balanced conversation and help them develop realistic commitments for a more sustainable working relationship.
25+ years of experience:
Established experience supporting organisations with workplace investigations and conflict resolution.
Independent and impartial:
Objective evidence assessment, with the investigator separate from your organisation’s outcome decision.
Experienced with complex matters:
Support for sensitive complaints, including investigations involving executives and board members.
Clear findings and practical insight:
Written reports explain our findings, with optional recommendations addressing underlying workplace issues.
For more than 25 years, organisations across Australia have trusted iHR Australia to handle workplace mediation matters with independence, professionalism and care.
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Clients supported across Australia & New Zealand
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We discuss the conflict, those involved and your priorities to assess whether workplace mediation is appropriate.
Our mediator speaks with each participant individually to understand their perspective and explain the process, confidentiality and ground rules.
An impartial mediator guides discussions, helping participants understand each other’s concerns and explore mutually acceptable ways forward.
We record any agreements reached, clarify responsibilities and identify next steps to support the ongoing working relationship.
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Next step
Speak with iHR Australia about engaging one of our independent investigators.