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Restorative justice in the workplace

May 2, 2011

The challenge about stating such values in a personnel handbook is that it holds people (including the board members and the top management) to a high standard – the same standard as we hold others to – and that we won’t always succeed. Perhaps that is one of the most important principles of restorative practices – we all make mistakes – and we are always willing to help others find healthy ways to address the harms AND to move to better places.

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