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Work that Works

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by Ontario Bar Association

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19 episodes
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The podcast transforming legal workplaces.

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11/20/2020

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Episode thumbnail for From Truth Comes Transformation

August 18, 2021

From Truth Comes Transformation

Karlyn Percil, CEO of KDPM Consulting Group and Certified Emotional Intelligence & Neuro-Leadership Coach, shares research-based strategies and resources developed through the lens of intersectionality and lived experience that organizations can use to create a culture of psychological safety and address lack of representation in C-suites and board rooms.

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July 28, 2021

Closing the Opportunity Gap with Equitable Work Allocation

Catherine “Cat” Youdan offers an inside view of an innovative system that Blakes, Cassels & Graydon LLP has implemented to leverage technological and human resources to level the playing field by allocating work to associates more equitability and objectively. By taking direct aim at workload disparity that can lead to burnout or disengagement, the program is also ensuring that all associates enjoy the skills- and relationship-building opportunities that will help them advance in their careers.

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July 15, 2021

A Continuum of Awareness, Understanding, Respect and Acknowledgement

John Brown and Bryn Gray, leaders in McCarthy’s EDI, mentorship, and pro-bono programs, including the recently launched Indigenous Human Rights Clinic, offer insight on how organizations can engage with Indigenous communities to build trust and awareness that will improve access to justice and inspire Indigenous youth to pursue a career a law. Gain practical advice on crafting an effective Reconciliation Plan, creating a welcoming workplace for diverse talent, and cultivating culturally sensitive and astute lawyers.

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What is Work that Works?

The podcast transforming legal workplaces.

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This podcast updates daily.

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