EPISODE · May 12, 2022 · 28 MIN
The Future of the Workplace - Risk management for professionals beyond COVID-19
from Podcasts by Brodies · host Brodies LLP
In this podcast series, we look at 'the future of the workplace' and the way in which expectations of employers and employees are evolving. The COVID-19 pandemic, developments in technology and digital trends are just some of the factors that have heavily influenced working life in recent years. In this episode, our host David Lee is joined by Louise Kelso, Partner and Shareen Gault, General Counsel and Head of Risk and Compliance at Johnston Carmichael to discuss how professional services firms are re-shaping themselves to move into a new, post-pandemic phase. Specifically, what does that means for risk management in terms of maintaining high standards of professional service, and minimising the risk of complaints to professional regulators or claims against professional services practices.The information in this podcast was correct at the time of recording. The podcast and its content is for general information purposes only and should not be regarded as legal advice. This episode was recorded on 21/04/2022All information in this episode was correct at the time of recording. The content of Podcasts by Brodies does not constitute legal advice.
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In this podcast series, we look at 'the future of the workplace' and the way in which expectations of employers and employees are evolving. The COVID-19 pandemic, developments in technology and digital trends are just some of the factors that have heavily influenced working life in recent years. In this episode, our host David Lee is joined by Louise Kelso, Partner and Shareen Gault, General Counsel and Head of Risk and Compliance at Johnston Carmichael to discuss how professional ser...
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