Will lawyers exercise the right to disconnect?
Whether the legal profession takes advantage depends on an openness to culture change and reimagining client relationships.
Under the microscope: the four day work week
4-day work week trials have been labelled a ‘resounding success’. But 4 big questions still need answers.
Gender differences in time use narrowing, but slowly
According to a report by The Australian Bureau of Statistics, differences in time use between men and women have not changed as much as many…
How desk jobs alter your tired brain
Why do you feel as tired as your friends who have physical jobs when you’ve just been sitting down all day?
Do we deserve the right to disconnect?
In a time when working from home also means living at the office, can we reclaim the right to switch off notifications?
Going Dutch
With gender equality a burning issue in Australian workplaces, law firms are looking at how countries like The Netherlands make life easier for men wishing…
The trouble with flying solo
Sole practitioners make up a significant proportion of the legal profession but too often get lost in discussions around mental health.
Striking a balance
Whether on the hockey pitch or in a courtroom, Kalindi Commerford is someone you want on your team. The 26-year-old Hockeyroo has played nearly 30…
Eyes on the ball
Australia’s number one FootGolfer Joshua Ackland shares his sporting journey ahead of the 2018 FootGolf World Cup in Morocco.
Walking on the wild side
Law graduate Rhiannon Beach set up Canberra’s first dog walking and day care business, Pups4Fun, in 2008 to help fund her part-time university degree. Ten…
Legal moves BASS Queens
In the lead-up to a competition, bhangra dancer and young lawyer Harsimran Kaur has a frenetic routine: work, dance, eat, sleep, repeat. It’s a tough…