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Are you a next generation legal leader, lawyer, or legal supplier? Then bring yourself up to speed on the people and ideas, who are successfully re-writing the rules of the business of law – on Simon Gibson’s latest upbeat Podcast, From the Courtroom To The Boardroom. On this illuminating podcast, Simon Gibson, a leading lawyer turned CEO, tackles the big issues facing legal services and practices alike. With the help of intriguing guests, each episode delivers fascinating conversations covering the courtroom to the boardroom and everything in between, that will help legal leaders lead their organisations better and overcome the most pressing business challenges of our time. Are you ready to re-write the script? Then come along for the ride…Gemma Bullivant one of the UK’s leading HR professionals and our very first guest on From the Courtroom To The Boardroom - talks to Simon Gibson about The People Crisis. We delve deep into the staggering recruitment and retention challenges facing Law firms and other businesses, Gemma’s view on NHS budget cuts, how it’s affecting workplace and law firm culture, the impacts of all this on recruitment, retention and costs, and most importantly - her top tips for what our leaders can do about it. FOLLOW GEMMA BULLIVANT ►www.gemmabullivant.co.ukLinked In – https://www.linkedin.com/in/gemmabullivant/Twitter - https://twitter.com/Gemma_Bullivant FOLLOW SIMON GIBSON ►Website - https://simon-gibson.com/Linked In - https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-gibson-31b83643Twitter - https://twitter.com/Simon_Gibson_Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/simon_gibson_ceo/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@FromTheCourtroomToTheBoardroomChapters:0:00 - Intro & ad4:19 - Guest introduction6:20 - Most common/relevant challenges businesses face8:38 - The people's crisis 14:48 - NHS alternatives?19:09 - Change in employee behavior 24:20 - Sharpening your attraction tools as a business32:46 - The conflict between performance and employee wellbeing42:00 - Tips to law firms for the people's crisis44:24 - Outro