You are tasked with designing a Dispute System for a multi-million dollar construction company 'C Group'. The organization has many building projects on the go at one time. C Group employs Project Managers and Site Foremen and then the work done on their sites is by subcontractors.

There have been a few disputes recently between subcontractors and the organization; many of the C Group Foremen feel like their discussions with the subcontractors are falling on deaf ears, that they tell one of them something (a specific trade), but the next day the same problem arises (within the same trade). This then means that the Foremen are frustrated and can become confrontational in their communications with the subcontractors.

There have also been some heated conversations between subcontractors from different trades, which the Site Foremen are only hearing about in passing conversations on-site. Quite frankly, the Site Foremen don't have time to play mediator between subcontractors. Language barriers seem to be a cause of some of the tension.

 C Group relies on many of their specific subcontractors to be able to complete their building projects, so they need to keep a good relationship with them and keep them happy.

The suggested structure of your report:

i) Introduce/describe the organizational setting - who are the parties, why is a Dispute System necessary, etc;
ii) Briefly explain the process/stages/steps involved in your System Design and why you have included each (please include a diagram showing the steps);
iii) Evaluate the system's strengths and weaknesses and how it specifically addresses the issues raised by the organization

iv) Short conclusion

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

i Organizational Setting The organizational setting for the Dispute System design is C Group a multimillion dollar construction company The parties involved in the dispute system are C Group The const... View the full answer