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  • The importance of keeping resumes up to date

    • 16 Apr 2024
    • Tom Amer, Senior Recruitment Consultant, JMC Legal

    Despite its pivotal role, many individuals tend to overlook the importance of regularly updating their CVs. This article aims to demonstrate why maintaining an up-to-date resume in the legal sector is not a tedious task of irrelevance, but an activity of strategic benefit to both you and your career.

  • Turning to Temps

    • 12 Apr 2024
    • Rakesh Punj, Regional Account Manager

    In recent years, the UK has witnessed a notable surge in the utilisation of temporary employment by businesses across various sectors. This trend of relying on temporary workers, often referred to as temps, has become increasingly prevalent, prompting us to conduct a closer examination of the factors driving this shift in hiring practices and its broader implications.

  • The importance of upskilling for legal professionals

    • 10 Apr 2024
    • Sasha Kum, Recruitment Account Manager

    In the realm of law, where changes in regulations, technologies, and client expectations are constant, the need for legal professionals to upskill has never been more crucial. This article delves into the significance of upskilling for legal professionals and why it's imperative for their continued success.

  • The significance of Brand in attracting top legal talent

    • 3 Apr 2024
    • Rakesh Punj, Regional Account Manager

    Law firms often find themselves vying for the attention of top-tier legal talent. In this pursuit, the importance of brand cannot be overstated. In the UK legal sector, where reputation and credibility are paramount, a strong brand can make all the difference in securing the best talent available.

  • The rise and fall of Hustle Culture

    • 27 Mar 2024
    • Sasha Kum, Recruitment Account Manager

    In recent years, hustle culture has emerged as a prominent trend, glorifying the pursuit of relentless work, productivity, and achievement. This article explores the rise and subsequent decline of hustle culture, examining its origins, manifestations, and eventual reassessment in contemporary society.

  • Combating ageism in the workplace

    • 18 Mar 2024
    • Stephen Pamnani, Recruitment Account Manager

    Age bias, also known as ageism, refers to prejudice or discrimination against individuals based on their age, particularly in employment settings. This piece explores ways to combat age bias effectively, promoting fairness and inclusivity across generations.

  • The rise of mid-career pivots: chasing dream jobs beyond the traditional path

    • 15 Mar 2024
    • Sasha Kum, Recruitment Account Manager

    Increasingly, individuals are re-evaluating their career paths and opting for mid-career pivots in pursuit of their passion projects and dream jobs. This trend reflects a shifting mindset towards prioritising fulfilment, purpose, and personal growth over conventional markers of success.

  • The Waiting Game

    • 4 Mar 2024
    • Aimee Mann, Recruitment Consultant, Sellick Partnership

    Within the legal field, where every move is strategic and every decision carries weight, there can often be a challenge that tests the resolve of even the most composed professionals: the waiting game. Aimee Mann highlights some of the reasons that can cause a candidate to wait, how to navigate through this period, and proactive approaches you can take to alleviate any delays.

  • The rise of environmental issues in the workplace and what improvements you can make in your firm

    • 4 Mar 2024
    • Amy Walker, Head of Marketing, G2 Legal Limited

    Firms are at various stages of understanding their environmental position and how to implement changes to improve it. For some firms understanding where to start on the environmental impact journey can be overwhelming and so here are a few tips that can help you to make steps in the right direction at your firm.

  • Incorporating Intersectionality: the key to inclusive hiring practices

    • 4 Mar 2024
    • Rakesh Punj, Regional Account Manager

    By incorporating intersectionality into hiring processes, organisations can cultivate a workforce that reflects the richness of human diversity and fosters a culture of equity and belonging. In this piece, we cover several key principles and practices for incorporating intersectionality into hiring.

  • Navigating 2024: Salary trends in private practice and public sector law

    • 29 Feb 2024
    • Faith Kelly and Ellie Warde, Sellick Partnership

    As legal professionals prepare for another year of challenges and opportunities, understanding the forecast for salary trends, combined with the growing importance of flexibility and career advancement, is paramount for legal teams looking to expand. Here we have highlighted some of the top trends we are witnessing right now, as well as what we expect in the coming months within both private practice and public sector teams.

  • Making the move In-House

    • 28 Feb 2024
    • Charlotte Williams, Chadwick Nott

    During the last decade we have seen considerable growth in the number of lawyers working in-house coupled with an increasing trend for companies to appoint their first in-house counsel. This growth has been even more evident in the regions in both commerce & industry and ‘not for profit’ & charitable organisations.

  • Digital Nomadism: the benefits and drawbacks of combining work with travel

    • 21 Feb 2024
    • Sasha Kum, Recruitment Account Manager

    Is embracing the digital nomad lifestyle the way to go? In recent years, the digital nomad lifestyle has gained immense popularity, offering individuals the freedom to work remotely while exploring the world. This fusion of work and travel presents a plethora of opportunities along with its fair share of challenges. Let's delve into the benefits and drawbacks of embracing the digital nomad lifestyle.

  • Empowering tomorrow’s legal minds: Early career support and apprenticeships

    • 20 Feb 2024
    • Rakesh Punj, Regional Account Manager

    Navigating a legal career path can be a daunting journey, especially in the early stages of one's professional development. In this piece, we delve into some of the support and opportunities available to emerging legal talent.

  • How to Excel at Business Development

    • 23 Jan 2024
    • Jules Grieve, Head of Scotland Market, JMC Legal Recruitment

    In an increasingly competitive legal landscape, it has never been more important for lawyers to hone their business development skills. Client relationships are the bedrock of all law firms and in parallel, the success of individual lawyers' careers is inextricably linked to their ability to establish, develop, and maintain these critical relationships.

  • Predictions for the 2024 Legal Recruitment Market

    • 18 Jan 2024
    • Amy Walker, Head of Marketing, G2 Legal Limited

    We enter 2024 with cautious optimism. The UK labour market is currently tight, economic forecasters are predicting that interest rates will be cut later in the year, partly due to lowering inflation throughout 2023. Presently there is much speculation about the economy and the impact that the general election will have later in the year. What does this all mean for the legal recruitment market in 2024?

  • AI and the Legal Profession

    • 16 Jan 2024
    • William Webster, Associate, Chadwick Nott

    I’m sure everyone reading this right now is aware of AI, having seen many recent articles in the mainstream media. There is no doubt that the advancement in this technology has potentially huge ramifications across many different industries, including the legal sector. I’m hoping to address some key areas in this article, including AI’s current influence on legal work and what it could achieve in the future, alongside the inherent risks and opinions in the legal sector.

  • Leveraging personality types in the recruitment process

    • 8 Jan 2024
    • Rakesh Punj, Regional Account Manager

    As we step into 2024, the landscape of talent acquisition is continuously evolving, with recruiters increasingly recognising the significance of considering personality types when making hiring decisions. In this article, we explore the growing trend of integrating personality types into the 2024 recruitment process and how it can contribute to the overall success of organisations.

  • Elevating success in 2024: New Year resolutions for managers

    • 3 Jan 2024
    • Sasha Kum, Recruitment Account Manager

    As we step into the promising landscape of 2024, managers are at the forefront of driving its success. In this article, we explore ten New Year resolutions tailored for managers and recruiters aimed at fostering a more productive and engaging workplace.

  • Key takeaways from the 2023 legal workspace

    • 15 Dec 2023
    • Rakesh Punj, Regional Account Manager

    As this year comes to a close, let us contemplate the key takeaways of 2023’s legal workspace and what developments we will continue to implement in 2024. As we reflect, it becomes evident that innovation, collaboration, and adaptability are at the forefront of the legal profession.