The major and most important aim of the negotiation is to restrict
smoking and smoking habits in the environment as well to ban smoking at public
places, for instance, restaurants and bars, in order to protect the people from
second-hand smoke by which the health of people can be harmed easily. It can be
unhealthy for human health. There are numerous issues relevant to attaining the
goals of the organization.
The first one is related to ban or restrict smoking habits in
public places. It also includes banning smoking at the public places that have
been entire targets for wide demographics that can easily alienate the smokers
that are considered as the regular customers of these particular public spaces;
hence it an easily affects the business and environment of the business. Second,
in public places, smoking exposes the people for second-hand smoke by which the
health of the people can be damaged badly (Waziry, 2016).
There are several
other issues that are related to smoking at the public places as well as public
areas along with ventilation that can still affect the health of the people,
such as there is a high probability of smoking that is spreading over the
various places. If the significance of the issues will be ranked according to
goals as well as related to the goals, than there various impacts that must be
considered ineffective manners. Based
on the impacts of the issues identified, the most critical issue is damage to
the health of people exposed to second-hand smoke (Jones, 2015).
Understanding
the Flow of Negotiations: Stages and Phases
It has been observed by the various studies that conflict
resolution is considered a significant component in dyadic performance as well
as the better group in an organization. Dyads can be a group of management employees,
and it can be any two groups in the organization (Brett, 2017). There are three
particular phases by which the flow of the negotiations can be explained in
effective manners. These steps are;
Initiation: The phases of the initiation occur or happen at the time when
the organization starts to experience the problems and conflicts of the
consequences. It is considered as the first phase of the negotiation as well as
the first step to resolve the numerous conflicts. Both of the parties are involved in it. It has
been taken by either of the parties (Gelfand, 2013).
EGL is considered as the company of glass bottle
manufacturing. The atmosphere of the working company is not considered as
conducive for work for the various frequent strikes by unions of the trades in
order to pay in better ways. The working environment of the company is not
conducive. So the employees are feeling uncomfortable zone while they are
working within this organization.
Problem-solving: It is considered as the second phase of the negotiation where
the problem is particularly identified to generate the solutions in effective
manners.
For
example, to solve the problems, the preventions from frequent strikes are
necessary. The revision in the pay structure and wages must be planned by the management
of the organization. The meeting is conducted in order to make a decision,
along with the mutual agreement and trade union leaders. It also includes the management
of the organization as well. The phase of problem-solving will be taken into
considerations for the various available options. Hence, the phase of problem-solving
can be referred to as taking a decision, which would be most probable as well
as favorable for both parties take are involved in its solutions.
Resolution: In the negotiation phases,
the resolution is referred to as the final step. It is also considered as the
decisive step of the organization that is particularly take in order to solve
the problems. The phase of the resolution must be always aimed at the situation
of the win-win for both parties as compared to the situation of the lose-win
and win-lose.
For example, both of the parties are reached at a consensus
in order to resolve the particular issues. In this particular situation, the
pay structure and wages are modified. The wage must be updated from 7to 15% for
each of the employees that are based upon the years of the experiences and
relevant skills and capabilities.
References of negotiation planning
Brett, J. M. (2017). Culture and negotiation strategy: A
framework for future research. Academy of Management Perspectives, 31(4),
288-308.
Gelfand, M. J. (2013).
Toward a culture-by-context perspective on negotiation: Negotiating teams in
the United States and Taiwan. Journal of Applied Psychology, 98(3), 504.
Jones, A. M. (2015). Do
public smoking bans have an impact on active smoking? Evidence from the UK. Health
economics, 24(2), 175-192.
Waziry, R. J. (2016). The
effects of waterpipe tobacco smoking on health outcomes: an updated systematic
review and meta-analysis. International Journal of Epidemiology., 46(1),
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