Juridisk ABC

- Juss på podcast! Juridisk ABC er podcasten for deg som vil lære mer om praktiske og viktige juridiske temaer innen blant annet arbeidsrett, familierett og eiendom, samt forretningsjuss for små og mellomstore bedrifter. Du behøver ikke å ha noen juridiske forkunnskaper for å ha glede av podcasten. I hver episode snakker vi om ett utvalgt juridisk tema der en erfaren advokat eller jurist forklarer jussen, samtidig som vi gir deg praktiske tips og forteller hvilke juridiske feller du må unngå.

E049 Rettsmekling - med lagdommer Tine Kari Nordengen 12/21/2021

E048 Permittering - Med advokat (H) Margrethe Meder fra NHO 12/14/2021

E047 Erstatningsrett 06/06/2021

E046 - Diskrimineringsnemnda 11/01/2020

E045 - Hvordan skape en god virksomhetskultur? 01/28/2020

E044 Den vanskelige samtalen 01/04/2020

E043 - Kollektiv arbeidsrett - med advokat (H) Jan Fougner 08/30/2019

E042 - Eivind blir intervjuet om forhandlingsteknikk 08/30/2019

E041 - Personskade 08/15/2018

E040 - Styreansvar 06/22/2018

E039 - Datatilsynet om GDPR 05/03/2018

E038 - Styringsrett og endringsoppsigelse 10/30/2017

E037 - Ferie og feriepenger 06/13/2017

E036 - Skjulte lydopptak 06/12/2017

E035 - Nedbemanning - ny dom fra Høyesterett 05/16/2017

E034 - Kjøp av nybygget bolig 05/03/2017

E033 - Mobbing og negativitet som oppsigelsesgrunn 03/24/2017

E032 - Å forhandle 12/07/2016

E031 - Negotiation Master Class 12/07/2016

E031 - Negotiation Master Class You are a negotiator. Everyday you negotiate, whether at home or at work. In this episode you will learn from one of the worlds leading experts in conflict resolution. William Ury is an American author, academic, anthropologist, and negotiation expert. He co-founded the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School. Together with former US president Jimmy Carter, he co- founded the International Negotiation Network, a non-governmental body seeking to end civil wars around the world. - Former PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER once said that . “Bill Ury has a remarkable ability. to get to the heart of a dispute. and find simple but innovative. ways to resolve it.” Over the last 30 years, William has served as a negotiation adviser and mediator in conflicts ranging from corporate mergers to ethnic wars in the Middle East, the Balkans, and the former Soviet Union. During the 1980s, he helped the US and Soviet governments create nuclear crisis centers designed to avert an accidental nuclear war. In that capacity, he served as a consultant to the Crisis Management Center at the White House. More recently, William has served as a third party in helping to end a civil war in Aceh, Indonesia, and helping to prevent one in Venezuela. Last but not least, he has been heavily involved in the process of getting to peace in Colombia. Back in 1981 together with the late Roger Fisher he was the co-author of the classic title Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In. Getting to yes has been translated into more than 30 languages, and is widely recognized as THE book on negotiation. The book Getting to yes, alone has changed the way countless people negotiate at home with our loved ones, at work with our colleagues, and the way nations negotiate with each other. William Ury has trained tens of thousands of people on how to conduct constructive negotiations. Today he is here to guide and train you in the art of negotiation. For more information about William Ury, please see Other sites relevant to this episode Gabi Planks: Harvard Program in Negotiation Some highlights from this episode: At 5:43 min: How the first steps where taken to get to peace in Colombia 18:50 The negotiations revolution 21:10 What is a BATNA and how does it help you get better results, more easily in a negotiation? 27:00 How does one of the worlds most experienced negotiators prepare? … and much more! /episode/index/show/juridiskabc/id/4895437