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Effective conflict management – mindset and influence

With the rise in crime against rail workers, it’s more important than ever that frontline staff have the necessary tools to diffuse potential conflict. Jason Keeley, Founder and Director of IKON Training, delivers his top tips for adopting the right mindset, and using influence to avoid situations bubbling over. 

 
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Five ways to support the wellbeing of introverts at work

Join Emma Taggart as she takes us through five easy steps to supporting the wellbeing of introverts in the workplace.  From gaining a basic understanding of introversion, to making meetings and social gatherings more inclusive.

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The art of saying 'no'

Have you ever wondered where to draw the line? Do you find yourself over-committing, people-pleasing, or have a fear of upsetting others? Setting personal boundaries is one of the most essential tools for healthy living. It also happens to be one of the hardest things to do.

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