Law firms do better in safeguarding employees’ mental health
A national survey of professional workers across Australia has cast light on how employees in different industries feel their mental health needs are being addressed.
A national survey of professional workers across Australia has cast light on how employees in different industries feel their mental health needs are being addressed.
Lawyers reported declining rates of mental wellbeing and have struggled to focus amid extended lockdowns.
LSJ explores the dark side of a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Tips for employers and employees alike in negotiating the transition back to the office.
An overview of the forthcoming changes to mental health and criminal law legislation.
Innovations that enable employees to anonymously report workplace sexual harassment have been lauded as potential game-changers.
Country solicitors are helping to decrease the stigma around mental illness by supporting their clients during “an extraordinarily tough time”, this year’s Rural Issues Day…
Geoff Gallop was a year into his second term as Premier of Western Australia in 2005 when he resigned to focus on tackling depression. Taking…
It is becoming increasingly clear that the pandemic we all hoped would be done and dusted by now is still in it’s early stages. So…
Melinda Upton, former co-managing partner of DLA Piper Australia, is the newly appointed Chair of Minds Count Foundation. She tells LSJ why mental health in…
The badge of honour that comes with racking up long hours on very little sleep must become a thing of the past.
Guilty of letting friendships slide? An emerging body of research reveals loneliness is a bigger threat to health than smoking or being overweight.