Disabled Legal Professionals and Students are invited to join Bristol Law Society for coffee and conversation to kick start your day on Friday 17 June
Month: June 2022
There are lots of things that firms can be taken to make the office environment more open and supportive in terms of mental health. Here
The Law Society Gazette reports that Clifford Chance has appointed its first-ever global head of wellbeing and employee experience as the magic circle firm aims
South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) exists to commemorate, educate, and celebrate South Asian history and culture, as well as to better understand the diverse heritage
BPP University Law School is hosting a number of virtual open evenings including: 7th June – Virtual Open Evening: Legal Practice Course (LPC) 14th June
This series of two 90-minute live webinars will help attendees to understand the psychology of high performers and develop effective practices to promote a more
When your firm supports employee mental health, it can become a better insurance risk. In this session, we will explore the connection between firms with
If you haven’t already read Caroline Flanagan‘s “Be The First” Book this is worth adding to your reading list. Later this month she will be
This Special Report explores strategies for maximising inclusion and diversity in the legal profession both in-house and in private practice. The second edition of Diversity and Inclusion
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Windrush pro bono scheme relaunched to reach more victims – Law Society Gazette
An access to justice organisation for people subject to immigration control is hoping to support more victims of the Windrush immigration scandal after relaunching a