Conflict emerges in an organization when an individual perceives that his goals are threatened or hindered by the activities of another person. Most conflicts in in Julius Berger Nigeria Plc. Bonny Island, arises from the inability of the company to fulfill its collective agreement with its employees resulting in employees embarking on industrial action which may be work-to-rule or total strike. Employees’ industrial action usually results in loss of man-hours, machine-hours, output, skilled personnel, employees’ morale and organizational reputation. Though, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc. has not been experiencing incessant labour unrest since its mobilization to Bonny Island in 1996, it becomes pertinent to examine its conflict management strategies and employees performance from the perception of the managerial and non-managerial employees of the company. III. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES The objectives of the study are as follows: 1. To determine the extent of the relationship between conflict management strategies and employees’ performance in Julius Berger Nigeria Plc. Bonny Island. 2. To determine the extent of the relationship between managerial and non-managerial employees perception of the effectiveness of conflict management strategies in Julius Berger Nigeria Plc. Bonny Island.