United States Government Federal Mediation and Conciliation
Advertisement
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) is a small independent federal agency founded in 1947 that plays a critical role in promoting labor-management relations across the United States. By providing mediation, arbitration, and training services to employers and unions, FMCS helps prevent and resolve workplace disputes, thereby ensuring economic stability and growth.
FMCS also enhances the efficiency of government operations by offering alternative dispute resolution services to federal agencies, allowing them to better serve the public. The agency's commitment to absolute neutrality and confidentiality in mediating conflicts underscores its mission to foster collaborative relationships between labor and management.
Generated from the website
Also at this address
You might also like
Advertisement