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The Work Agenda
Peer-to-Peer podcast with Cathy Temple
In this episode of the Future of Work Hub’s Peer-to-Peer podcast, Julia Paulding, Chief People Officer at Lewis Silkin, sits down with Cathy Temple, Head of HR, EMEA at Salesforce. They discuss HR’s evolving role in AI-driven workplace transformation, emphasising the need for trust, transparent communication, human-centric leadership and continuous upskilling to build agile, future-ready organisations.
2025-10-15
24 min
The Agenda
Peer-to-Peer podcast with Cathy Temple
In this episode of the Future of Work Hub’s Peer-to-Peer podcast, Julia Paulding, Chief People Officer at Lewis Silkin, sits down with Cathy Temple, Head of HR, EMEA at Salesforce. They discuss HR’s evolving role in AI-driven workplace transformation, emphasising the need for trust, transparent communication, human-centric leadership and continuous upskilling to build agile, future-ready organisations.
2025-10-15
24 min
The Agenda
Pay Attention Episode 15: Data privacy and pay transparency - an unresolvable conflict?
The EU’s Pay Transparency Directive is about shining a light on salaries; the GDPR is about keeping personal data under wraps. Put the two together and you’ve got a legal paradox: employers are asked to build a glass house, but only if the blinds are firmly drawn.In this episode, Tom Heys and David Lorimer are joined by Lewis Silkin partners Bryony Long and Ben Favaro to unpack the real tension between transparency and privacy. From pay reporting obligations that bump into data minimisation, to the risk of identifying individuals in “anonymous” averages, we explore how thes...
2025-10-02
23 min
The Work Agenda
Pay Attention Episode 15: Data privacy and pay transparency - an unresolvable conflict?
The EU’s Pay Transparency Directive is about shining a light on salaries; the GDPR is about keeping personal data under wraps. Put the two together and you’ve got a legal paradox: employers are asked to build a glass house, but only if the blinds are firmly drawn.In this episode, Tom Heys and David Lorimer are joined by Lewis Silkin partners Bryony Long and Ben Favaro to unpack the real tension between transparency and privacy. From pay reporting obligations that bump into data minimisation, to the risk of identifying individuals in “anonymous” averages, we explore how thes...
2025-10-02
23 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation… with Professor Alan Felstead
In this episode of the Future of Work Hub’s In Conversation podcast, Lucy Lewis is joined by Professor Alan Felstead, Emeritus Professor at Cardiff University and a leading expert on work, skills and employment. Alan shares insights from the landmark Skills and Employment Survey 2024, exploring how the world of work in the UK is evolving, what workers value, and the challenges and opportunities facing employers and policymakers.Key takeaways1. Make fair work your business advantage: When employers treat workers as valued assets, fostering respect, autonomy and development, it strengthens wellbeing, dr...
2025-09-23
30 min
The Agenda
In Conversation… with Professor Alan Felstead
In this episode of the Future of Work Hub’s In Conversation podcast, Lucy Lewis is joined by Professor Alan Felstead, Emeritus Professor at Cardiff University and a leading expert on work, skills and employment. Alan shares insights from the landmark Skills and Employment Survey 2024, exploring how the world of work in the UK is evolving, what workers value, and the challenges and opportunities facing employers and policymakers.Key takeaways1. Make fair work your business advantage: When employers treat workers as valued assets, fostering respect, autonomy and development, it strengthens wellbeing, dr...
2025-09-23
30 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation... Geopolitical disruption and the future of work, what does this mean for employers?
In this special episode of our In Conversation podcast recorded live at our Managing an International Workforce Conference.James Davies, Partner at Lewis Silkin is joined by Ius Laboris colleagues from Canada, Italy and Poland to discuss the rapidly evolving global landscape, from intensifying trade wars and shifting alliances to the rise of populist politics and regional unrest.As the forces of geoeconomic fragmentation reshape international business, our expert panel unpacks the implications for employers managing global workforces, offering a valuable roadmap to stay resilient and competitive in uncertain times.
2025-07-16
46 min
The Work Agenda
The Fair Work Agency: plans for state enforcement of employment rights
An important part of the Employment Rights Bill is the Fair Work Agency, a new single state enforcement agency for various employment rights that is due to start operating in April next year. In this episode Lucy Lewis and Colin Leckey explain what this means for employers, what powers it will have, and why this will be particularly significant for holiday pay.
2025-07-01
15 min
The Lawyer Podcast
Freshfields, Lewis Silkin and the C-word
Send us a textLewis Silkin and Freshfields are two very different law firms.But they now have one thing in common – they won one of the two big awards at The Lawyer Awards 2025 last week.Now, The Lawyer Podcast is not typically a podcast to gush and coo.But with Lewis Silkin taking home UK firm of the year this year, and Freshfields winning Transatlantic firm of the year, on this episode, the team wanted to ask what these two firms are getting right. And the answer is som...
2025-06-26
37 min
The Agenda
Remote work and global mobility – rethinking the future of where we work
Join Lewis Silkin’s Tarun Tawakley, Amy Nevins, and David Lyons as they delve into the complexities and opportunities of remote work and global mobility, recorded live at SXSW UK. This insightful session explores the shift towards international working models, driven by the war for talent and changing employee expectations. The panel discusses practical strategies for managing temporary and permanent overseas employment, the use of Employer of Record (EOR) services, contractor arrangements, and the multi-jurisdictional legal, tax, and compliance challenges that come with global mobility. Listeners will gain valuable tips on developing robust policies, engaging key stakeholders, and integrating gl...
2025-06-25
51 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Till Leopold
In this episode of the Future of Work Hub’s In Conversation podcast, Lucy Lewis speaks with Till Leopold, Head of Work Wages and Job Creation, at the World Economic Forum's Centre for the New Economy and Society.Till shares key insights from the latest Future of Jobs report examining the five major trends that are expected to transform the world of work by 2030. They discuss the nuanced impact of these trends on job creation and displacement and how employers can develop proactive strategies for skills adaptation and reskilling. Key takeaways 1...
2025-06-04
31 min
The Work Agenda
Peer-to-Peer… with Rob Worrall
Human skills, agility and proactive workforce planningIn our launch episode, Julia Paulding, Chief People Officer at Lewis Silkin, sits down with Rob Worrall, Head of People at BDO UK, to explore the future of work - and it’s looking optimistic.They discuss how organisations can stay ahead by investing in human skills, embracing flexible working models, and engaging future talent from day one. It’s a conversation packed with peer-to-peer insights for business leaders, people managers and anyone navigating the evolving workforce landscape.Key takeaways include:Early talent enga...
2025-05-06
17 min
The Agenda
Maximising performance in a neurodiverse team
In this episode, Lewis Silkin’s Lucy Hendley and David Regan are joined by special guests Tom Pridmore, Head of Reward, Benefits and Wellbeing at BDO, and Ed Thompson, Founder and CEO of Uptimize. The panel explore what steps employers can take to optimise the performance of neurodivergent employees and grapple with tricky issues concerning performance management. Tune in to discover how employers can maximise performance in a neurodiverse team.
2025-04-30
29 min
The Work Agenda
Maximising performance in a neurodiverse team
In this episode, Lewis Silkin’s Lucy Hendley and David Regan are joined by special guests Tom Pridmore, Head of Reward, Benefits and Wellbeing at BDO, and Ed Thompson, Founder and CEO of Uptimize. The panel explore what steps employers can take to optimise the performance of neurodivergent employees and grapple with tricky issues concerning performance management. Tune in to discover how employers can maximise performance in a neurodiverse team.
2025-04-30
29 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with… Dr Grace Lordan
Creating inclusive workplaces: diversity, ageing populations, and socioeconomic equityIn this episode of the Future of Work Hub’s In Conversation podcast, Lucy Lewis speaks with Dr. Grace Lordan, Founding Director of the Inclusion Initiative. Lucy and Grace discuss whether DE&I is good for business and why, amidst political shifts, employers are reframing their efforts to focus more broadly on respect and inclusion. Key takeaways Diversity is good for business: there is a business case for diversity. Research suggests that having a more diverse workforce does...
2025-04-02
25 min
Passle CMO Series Podcast
CMO Series Rainmakers: EP3 - Brinsley Dresden and Geraint Lloyd-Taylor of Lewis Silkin on Leveraging Thought Leadership to Build Personal and Practice Brands
Thought leadership has become an essential strategy for professional services marketers, and it's even more powerful when driven by the experts and lawyers themselves. In today's episode of CMO Series Rainmakers, Olivia Backon is joined by two of the foremost voices in advertising and marketing law - Brinsley Dresden and Geraint Lloyd-Taylor, Partners and Co-Heads of Advertising & Marketing at Lewis Silkin. Brinsley and Geraint are renowned for their engaging and insightful thought leadership. With a blend of wit and humour, they tackle key issues in the advertising world, from ASA decisions to new legislation. Through t...
2025-03-27
43 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with… Peter Cheese
Shaping the future workplace: insights on people, AI, leadership and flexibilityIn the latest episode of our “In Conversation…” podcast series for 2025, Lucy Lewis speaks with Peter Cheese, Chief Executive of the CIPD.Lucy and Peter revisit their 2021 conversation, exploring how the workplace focus has evolved since the pandemic. They discuss the importance of people in organisations, evolving employee expectations, and the critical role of leadership and culture. They touch on the ongoing debate about the future of office work, hybrid models, and the impact of economic and geopolitical uncertainties on business strategies. The co...
2025-03-05
28 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Lucy Lewis
Strategic Workforce Priorities for 2025 and Beyond – What matters most?In the first episode of our “In Conversation…” podcast series for 2025, Lucy delves into the findings of our recent survey and report, "Strategic Workforce Priorities – What Matters Most?". Lucy explores the major shifts shaping workforce planning and HR strategy, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges businesses will face in the coming years. Lucy discusses how businesses are navigating the pressures of resourcing constraints, the impact of AI and technology advancements, and the evolving needs of a diverse workforce. With insights on topics such as the cost of...
2025-02-14
07 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with… Reflections on 2024 with Lucy Lewis
Over the course of this year, we’ve hosted conversations with leading experts and thinkers to explore their perspectives on the future of work and consider the opportunities and challenges ahead for employers and their people as the world of work continues to evolve rapidly.In this final episode of 2024, our podcast host, Lucy Lewis, Employment Partner at Lewis Silkin, reflects on the conversations she has had this year and draws together a range of insightful perspectives shared by her guests.Lucy spotlights the key themes that emerged across her conversations:Trust in th...
2024-12-11
37 min
The Work Agenda
New wave: Family leave in the future
Sarah McWhinney and Becs Peedell discuss what’s driving the focus on workplace support for new parents, why the shared parental leave system is broken and what some employers (including Lewis Silkin) are putting in place instead. With the new Labour government introducing day 1 family rights and promising to review the whole system, just how generous are the UK’s family leave schemes and is this a great opportunity to make them less gender-based?
2024-10-31
19 min
The Agenda
New wave: family leave in the future
Sarah McWhinney and Becs Peedell discuss what’s driving the focus on workplace support for new parents, why the shared parental leave system is broken and what some employers (including Lewis Silkin) are putting in place instead. With the new Labour government introducing day 1 family rights and promising to review the whole system, just how generous are the UK’s family leave schemes and is this a great opportunity to make them less gender-based?
2024-10-31
19 min
The Agenda
Top tips for securing EMI option tax treatment ahead of your sale
Listen in to Matthew Rowbotham and Kathy Granby discuss top tips for securing EMI option tax treatment ahead of a company sale. They highlight the benefits of EMI options, common pitfalls in implementation, and the importance of early planning and accurate documentation. Key advice includes obtaining specialist legal support, ensuring proper valuation agreements, and maintaining meticulous records to avoid costly mistakes during due diligence.
2024-10-18
14 min
The Agenda
Neurodiversity in the workplace: thinking differently about thinking differently
Anna Bond and Jen Kingsmill, along with guests Professor Amanda Kirby and Mel Francis from Do-IT Solutions, delve into the topic of neurodiversity in the workplace. With neuroinclusivity a priority for many employers, our speakers start by defining neurodiversity and explaining its significance. They also consider the legal framework under the Equality Act and explore practical strategies to foster a neuro-inclusive workplace. Click here to find out more about Do It Solutions.
2024-10-08
22 min
The Agenda
AI 101: The SAG-AFTRA video games strike - issues and its implications for the industry
The impact of AI has been felt across almost every industry. The recent SAG-AFTRA video games strike highlights some of the issues presented by the use of AI in the creative industries and in particular, in video game development. The widespread adoption of AI in the game development process has caused concerns around what constitutes the fair commercialisation and protection of a performer’s work. In this episode of our AI 101 podcast series, we explore why AI has become a central issue in this strike and what key players in the video games industry need to know to enable th...
2024-10-03
19 min
The LawCareers.Net Podcast
Practice Area Profile: employment – with Lewis Silkin
In this Practice Area Profile episode, Lewis Silkin partner Paul Gillen talks about his journey from HR management to employment law partner, the employment rights landscape and the importance of emotional intelligence. Listen to gain an insight into what it’s really like to work in this area, and find out the things you should know before you launch your legal career. You can read the full written Practice Area Profile here: https://www.lawcareers.net/Solicitors/SolicitorPracticeAreas/Employment-pensions-incentives Find out about training at Lewis Silkin LLP with the firm’s LawCareers.Net profile: www.lawcareers.net/Solicitors/Lewis-Silkin Music: Tape...
2024-09-30
21 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 10 – Next’s equal pay case and the latest news on predictable terms and the right to disconnect
This month’s discussion covers the Next equal pay case, and the latest news on predictable terms and the right to disconnect.
2024-09-24
09 min
HR & Employment Law for Northern Ireland - inc Employment Law at 11
Comparative Law Webinar with Lewis Silkin LLP
With a new Labour government in GB, the ‘Good Jobs’ consultation in NI and recent changes in ROI we’re all playing catch up on the divergence of laws between the neighbouring jurisdictions.Emma Grossmith, Managing Associate, Lewis Silkin (NI) LLP and Catherine Hayes, Managing Associate, Lewis Silkin LLP ROI discuss recent, and upcoming, changes to:1. Zero-hours contracts2. Family rights3. Domestic abuse
2024-09-19
45 min
The Agenda
The Adlaw Insights Podcast, with Brinsley & Geraint
In this series, our Co-Heads of the Advertising & Marketing legal team, Brinsley Dresden, and Geraint Lloyd-Taylor, talk about advertising law, regulation, and anything that is interesting, unexpected, and important in the world of advertising marketing in the UK. In this first episode, Brinsley and Geraint explore key events from the Summer of 2024 through the lens of social responsibility, by pulling together a few compelling examples that they think are both interesting and relevant to you.
2024-09-13
40 min
The Agenda
New duty to prevent sexual harassment: are employers doing enough?
Abi Frederick and James Walters talk about the new legal duty on employers to prevent workplace sexual harassment. With the law changing on 26 October, they explore what it means for leadership, how employers can get ready and some of the practical steps we are seeing businesses take. They also reflect on how a similar law in Australia has changed practice there.
2024-08-29
19 min
The Agenda
Selling Your Creative Business - the buyer's perspective
In this series, Joe Lythgoe and Ayesha Chanda from our M&A team, talk to experts from across Lewis Silkin - sharing their top tips and valuable insights – about selling creative businesses.This time, Joe and Ayesha sit down with Paul Rajput, Partner and Head of the Corporate team. With over 20 years of experience handling transactions in the creative sector, Paul specialises in helping advertising and marketing holding companies through successful acquisitions. He shares his insights on the buyer's perspective in creative sector deals.
2024-08-06
24 min
The Agenda
Two Employment Bills! Pod save the King
Colin Leckey and Amy Russell Hughes discuss the big employment law changes announced in the King's Speech on 17 July. They talk through how day 1 unfair dismissal rights are likely to be put into practice, why employers will have more collective consultation programmes and what's wrong with the plans on equal pay. And they address the key question - is the UK becoming like France but without the wine and cheese?
2024-07-23
15 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 9 – Waiving future claims in settlement agreements and outsourced workers
This month’s episode features Colin and David discussing an EAT decision on waiving future claims in settlement agreements and a clue to Labour’s plans for outsourced workers.
2024-07-18
12 min
The Agenda
Pay Attention Episode 4: “chi ha tempo non aspetti tempo” – Italy and the Pay Transparency Directive
In this episode, Pay Attention regulars Tom Heys and David Lorimer are joined by Ornella Patane, a partner at the Italian firm Toffoletto De Luca Tamajo. They discuss the existing “bollino rosa” reporting regime in Italy, how the Pay Transparency Directive will be implemented in Italy, the challenges that Italian employers will face, and what measures they can take in advance.
2024-07-17
19 min
The Agenda
What a Labour government means for legal migration
Immigration was a crucial part of the Labour manifesto, now that they are in power listen to Supinder Sian and Naomi Hanrahan-Soar take stock of what they promised policy-wise on legal migration to the UK as well as other areas they think should top the agenda:A more evidence-led and cross-government approach to managing the numbersImmigration sponsorship with industrial strategyDigitalisation of the immigration systemHow much it costs to get a work visa in the UK
2024-07-05
19 min
The Agenda
The Balancing Exercise: Navigating Tensions in a Diverse Workplace
In the first episode of our new podcast series for HR professionals, Anna Bond and Lucy Hendley explore the complexities of upholding company culture while navigating the tensions that arise within a diverse community. They explore the legal landscape surrounding the expression of beliefs in the workplace and offer practical strategies for employers to manage these challenges effectively, ensuring a respectful and inclusive environment.
2024-06-28
16 min
The Agenda
Pay Attention Episode 3: workers' representatives and the Pay Transparency Directive
In episode 3 of “Pay Attention”, Tom Heys, David Lorimer and David Hopper explore the significant impact of the role of workers’ representatives in the Pay Transparency Directive. They discuss how reps will gain unprecedented access to pay data, empowering them to more strongly challenge employers on pay equity. The trio sheds light on the new dynamics and how employers can help ensure a smooth working relationship with these powerful new reps.
2024-06-25
22 min
The Agenda
Selling Your Creative Business - EMI opportunities
In this series, Joe Lythgoe and Ayesha Chanda from our M&A team, talk to experts from across Lewis Silkin - sharing their top tips and valuable insights – about selling creative businesses.During this episode in the series, Joe and Ayesha chat to Michael Birchall, an Associate in our Employee Incentives team, to discuss EMI options and key considerations on an exit.
2024-06-24
14 min
The Agenda
AI 101: IP risks and commercial implications
In the third episode of our podcast series AI 101, Oliver Fairhurst and Sally Hughes discuss what IP rights might subsist in AI generated content, what risks of infringement there might be in using AI generated works and AI from a contractual perspective.
2024-06-24
20 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 8 - General election special – labour proposals
This month’s discussion is a general election special covering the employment law changes the Labour party would introduce if it wins the election next month.
2024-06-12
15 min
The Agenda
Pay Attention Episode 2: employee rights to pay information
The impact of the new Pay Transparency Directive extends beyond gender pay gap reporting, also granting a swathe of new rights for employees to access information about pay. In Episode 2 of “Pay Attention”, Tom, David and Síobhra discuss how these new rights – often overlooked in discussions about the Pay Transparency Directive – could be transformative. Employers need to start preparing for much greater openness about pay and pay setting.
2024-06-10
29 min
The Agenda
Selling Your Creative Business – the headlines with Jo Evans
In this series, Joe Lythgoe and Ayesha Chanda from our M&A team, talk to experts from across Lewis Silkin - sharing their top tips and valuable insights – about selling creative businesses. In the first episode of the series, Joe and Ayesha chat to Jo Evans, Lewis Silkin’s Chair and Corporate Partner. Jo has more than 20 years’ experience advising sellers across a range of creative sectors including marketing, PR, communications, gaming, digital, and media.
2024-06-07
16 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Alexander Milner-Smith and Bryony Long
In this fifth episode of our “In Conversation…” podcast series for 2024, Lucy is joined by fellow Lewis Silkin partners and co-heads of the Data, Privacy and Cyber Group, Alexander Milner-Smith and Bryony Long. In this fascinating conversation, Alex and Bryony discuss a variety of emerging technologies, their use cases in the workplace and the potential legal and people-related risks that might arise. Some of these technologies are ones that many businesses are already exploring, such as the metaverse and ChatGPT. But Alex and Bryony also look ahead to evolving technologies such as neurotech, biometrics, empathic and semantic AI, and...
2024-06-04
34 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 7 - Holiday pay and reasonable adjustments
This month’s podcast features Colin and David discussing the takeaways from two recent EAT decisions on holiday pay and reasonable adjustments.
2024-05-29
10 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 6 - Our return to office survey results and what to watch out for with the National Minimum Wage rise
This month’s podcast features Lucy and Sean discussing the results of our very own IHELC return to office survey as well as what to watch out for with the National Minimum Wage rise which took effect this month.
2024-04-25
11 min
The Agenda
Talking Tax & Incentives - An introduction to share incentives
Kathy Granby and Matthew Rowbotham, both Partners in our Tax, Rewards and Incentives team join us for the second in their podcast series to discuss share options and incentives.Share incentives are commonly used as a recruitment or retention tool by all types of companies. from startups to large multinationals both private and listed. But what’s the difference between share incentives, share schemes and share plans? From LTIPs and MIPs to EMIs and CSOPs – Kathy and Matt demystify the world of share incentives and highlight key considerations for private companies thinking about share incentives for the firs...
2024-04-18
21 min
The Agenda
AI 101: Using AI in employment – explaining decisions and addressing bias
In the second episode of our podcast series AI 101, Tarun Tawakley and Becky Jobling consider some of the implications of using AI in employment related decisions. How can employers retain trust, avoid bias and explain decisions?Please see our insight on Explainability and AI and our case study on Discrimination and bias in AI recruitment.
2024-03-26
21 min
The Agenda
AI101: Introduction to AI
In the first introductory episode of our podcast series AI 101, Oliver Fairhurst and JJ Shaw explain some the key concepts and terminology behind this technology. They also touch on the wide ranging challenges – from IP rights to biased data – the users, lawyers and regulators are grappling with.
2024-03-12
12 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 5 - Controversial beliefs in the workplace and statutory guidance on fire and rehire
This month’s podcast features Colin and Tarun discussing an employment tribunal decision on handling controversial or offensive beliefs in the workplace and the new statutory guidance on fire and rehire.
2024-03-08
10 min
The Agenda
Talking Tax & Incentives - What is an employee ownership trust and how does it work?
Kathy Granby and Matthew Rowbotham from our Tax, Rewards and Incentives team discuss the increasing popularity of moving to employee ownership, with a focus on Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs).
2024-02-13
21 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 4 - Workforce consultation in the EAT and redundancy protection legislation
This month’s podcast features Sally and David discussing the new legislation extending priority status in redundancies to pregnant employees and those returning from family leave plus an EAT decision on early workforce consultation.
2024-02-12
10 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Naomi Hanrahan-Soar
In the first episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2024 Lucy is joined by fellow Lewis Silkin partner Naomi Hanrahan-Soar.Lucy and Naomi discuss the trends behind shifting migration patterns and what that means for the workplace. They explore how employers can harness the benefits of migration, while also addressing a range of challenges.Key takeaways:Brexit has had a significant influence on the type of migration to the UK: One impact of Brexit is an increase in migration from countries outside the EU and, potentially, those...
2024-02-07
22 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 3 - Employment law in 2024
This month’s podcast features Colin and Tarun discussing the new and upcoming changes to employment law that will be on the agenda for in-house employment lawyers in 2024.
2024-01-26
11 min
The Trina Mara Podcast
How your work Christmas Party could get you sacked! Aisling Parkinson from Lewis Silkin Employment Law Firm explains
We all know that one person who goes too far at the work Christmas party - too many drinks, saying things they shouldn't say and being filled with dread the next day but did you know this behaviour could actually get you sacked? Aisling Parkinson from Lewis Silkin Employment Law Firm explains all to Trina Mara
2023-12-21
14 min
The Agenda
Pay Attention Episode 1: What is the EU’s groundbreaking Pay Transparency Directive?
In the inaugural episode of our "Pay Attention” series, we delve into the EU’s groundbreaking Pay Transparency Directive. Join us as we explore the origins of the directive, its underlying principles, and the potential impact it holds for employers across the EU. Tom Heys, David Lorimer and Siobhra Rush come together to discuss some of the big issues arising from the new Directive.
2023-12-14
18 min
The Agenda
New year new standards: will regulated individuals in financial services need to be “paragons of virtue”?
The Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) and Prudential Regulation Authority (“PRA”) are looking to re-emphasise the regulators’ position that non-financial misconduct is misconduct for regulatory purposes. On the agenda today, we briefly discuss the fitness and propriety and conduct rules requirements, as well as the forthcoming guidance ahead of the consultation closing date on 18 December. Find out more here.
2023-12-12
20 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Reflections on 2023 with Lucy Lewis
Over the course of this year, we’ve hosted conversations with leading experts and thinkers to explore their perspectives on the future of work and consider the opportunities and challenges ahead for employers and their people as the world of work continues to evolve rapidly.In this final episode of 2023, our podcast host, Lucy Lewis, Employment Partner at Lewis Silkin, reflects on the conversations she has had this year and draws together a range of insightful perspectives shared by her guests.Lucy spotlights the key themes that emerged across her conversations - from the role of...
2023-12-04
35 min
The Agenda
The Collective Conversations: Creativity is the driving force of our present and our future
Creativity is the driving force in innovation, it’s imperative that we prioritise and future-proof it, and in the face of challenges such as the ever-changing state of the nation, strategic investment in the creative industries is key to ensuring our continuing global success story. Alan Hunt, Co-Founder of The Collective speaks to Caroline Norbury OBE, CEO of Creative UK and Sir Chris Bryant MP, Shadow Minister for Creative Industries and Digital.
2023-11-27
34 min
The Agenda
In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break: Episode 2 - Holiday pay regulations and the Worker Protection Act
This month’s podcast features discussion on what the new holiday pay regulations mean in practice and how to get ready for the new Worker Protection Act. Listen to all our episodes of the In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break for the latest developments and essential practical takeaways. Lawyers from our IHELC team will discuss key developments in employment law with our usual pragmatism and insight, a touch of humour and a sharp focus on the in-house lawyer’s perspective. With an aim to make your busy lives easier, our podcasts will be deliberately snappy and will give you t...
2023-11-15
10 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with...Shruti Singh
In the tenth episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, partner at Lewis Silkin, speaks to Shruti Singh, Senior Economist at the OECD Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs.Lucy and Shruti discuss the impact of ageing populations on the world of work and how employers, governments and individuals can respond to demographic shifts and build productive intergenerational workforces.Key takeaways from the conversation:Ageing populations are a growing issue: Rapid population ageing due to increases in life expectancy and falling fertility is a key...
2023-11-02
21 min
The Agenda
In House Employment Lawyers' Coffee Break: Episode 1 – Gendered swear words and predictable hours
This month’s podcast features discussion on gendered swearwords and running a successful reasonable steps defence (1.08-6.06) plus what you need to know about the new Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act (6.07 onwards).Listen to all our episodes of the In-House Employment Lawyers Coffee Break for the latest developments and essential practical takeaways. Lawyers from our IHELC team will discuss key developments in employment law with our usual pragmatism and insight, a touch of humour and a sharp focus on the in-house lawyer’s perspective. With an aim to make your busy lives easier, our podcasts will be d...
2023-10-06
10 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with...Paul Miller
In the ninth episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, partner at Lewis Silkin LLP, is joined by Paul Miller, Chief Creative Officer and founder of the Digital Workplace Group. “We are living in a time which is no longer the industrial age, it’s not even the digital age; it is the living age.”Lucy and Paul discuss the need for organisational adaptiveness and resilience to better withstand and respond to the current disruption and pressure on business, and explore concepts from Paul’s book ‘Nature of Work: The New Story of Work for...
2023-09-21
24 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... James Davies
In the eighth episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, partner at Lewis Silkin LLP is joined by fellow partner James Davies. What if these optimists have been seriously underestimating the pace and scale at which automation will replace and change the jobs of today in the second quarter of the century? What if the insipid productivity growth we have experienced over the last 10 years or so continues into the second quarter of the century? And what if we have too few workers with the skills needed for the occupations of tomorrow? Lucy a...
2023-08-31
20 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Colin Leckey and Tarun Tawakley
In the seventh episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP is joined by fellow partners Colin Leckey and Tarun Tawakley. “There is the opportunity to be ahead of the regulators and not wait for the regulation to catch up with you but be the ones who are innovating and taking the lead when it comes to developing the models that are most attractive for the people who want to work with you.”As expectations around work continue to evolve, Colin and Tarun discuss the big questions surrounding...
2023-07-04
31 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Nimmi Patel
In the sixth episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP speaks to Nimmi Patel, Head of Skills, Talent and Diversity at techUK and advisory board member of the Digital Futures at Work Research Centre. “The impact of generative AI is expected to vary from industry to industry and people have said it can cause significant disruption. But, email caused significant disruption, the printing press caused significant disruption, and I think we can handle it as long as we focus on people first solutions.”The launch of ChatGPT has...
2023-06-05
24 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Joe Ryle
In the fifth episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP speaks to Joe Ryle, Director at the 4 Day Week Campaign.“All these long working hours that we put in don’t really produce very good results but produce a lot of burnout, a lot of stress, a lot of overwork, a lot of unhappiness and, not only is that no way to live, it’s also no way to run an economy.”The UK’s four-day week trial has been hailed as a breakthrough moment for the move towards...
2023-05-01
24 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Nita Clarke
In the fourth episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP speaks to Nita Clarke OBE. Nita is the Director of the Involvement and Participation Association, a leading organisation delivering employee engagement, partnership and employee voice in the workplace. “People want respect and fairness and to be listened to, and to have their diverse needs thought about. That operates in workplaces now in a way I genuinely don’t think it did a generation ago”.Nita and Lucy discuss the important role employee voice has to play in building o...
2023-04-04
29 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Philip Ross and Jeremy Myerson
In the third episode of our “In Conversation with...” podcast series for 2023, Lucy Lewis, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP, speaks to Philip Ross, Founder and CEO of UnGroup and Cordless Group and Jeremy Myerson, Director of WORKTECH Academy. Jeremy and Philip recently co-authored the book ‘Unworking: The Reinvention of the Modern Office’ and, in this episode, they share their insights into the future of the office. Philip and Jeremy consider the habits and rituals we will need to ‘unlearn’ in order to reimagine the workplace of the future, with a particular focus on rethinking both learning and leadership, a...
2023-03-07
27 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Penelope Mantzaris
In the second episode of our “In Conversation with…” podcast series for 2023, Partner Lucy Lewis speaks to Penelope Mantzaris, Senior Vice President at Edelman Data & Intelligence about trust and how it is evolving. “Trust is the foundation that allows an organisation to take responsible risk and to innovate and, if it makes mistakes, to rebound from them”.With the 2023 Edelman Trust Barometer hot off the press, Penelope and Lucy consider the role that trust has to play in an increasingly polarised society and what this means for employers. Key takeaways from the conversation: Factors suc...
2023-02-13
19 min
The Agenda
The Collective Conversations: The Wider World
We’re talking everything from politics and the global economy to social and sustainability issues. It’s a complex web of competing, unclear and challenging priorities for brands. What’s clear is that 2023 is going to throw a lot of hurdles at businesses – navigating them is going to be a necessity. Alan Hunt, Co-Founder of The Collective speaks to Farzana Baduel, Global Head of Sustainability and Impact Consulting at BPCM and Martin Raymond, Co-Founder of The Future Laboratory and Editor-in-chief of LSN global.
2023-01-30
43 min
The Agenda
The Collective Conversations: Future of Fashion
Fashion, beauty and luxury are transforming before our eyes – these industries are entering a new era, where purpose is becoming as important as profit, consumer expectations are rising, Web 3.0 presents opportunities and challenges, and the climate crisis is at the fore. Alan Hunt, Co-Founder of The Collective speaks to Francois Souchet, Global Head of Sustainability and Impact Consulting at BPCM and Jamie Gill, Founder of The Outsider’s Perspective about the future of fashion.
2023-01-27
38 min
The Agenda
The Collective Conversations: Future of Hospitality
Hospitality and leisure businesses have once again demonstrated their resilience, determination and adaptability to navigate the accelerated disruption and significant uncertainty of 2022 but how will they face the challenges of the year ahead? Julia Poulter, Co-Founder of The Collective speaks to Katie Tobin, Co-Founder of The Festival of Hospitality and Philippa Wagner, Creative Strategist with over 20 years’ experience in strategic trend forecasting about the future of the hospitality industry.
2023-01-27
30 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... James Davies
In the first episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2023, Lucy speaks to James Davies, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP. James is a leading expert in employment law and speaks widely on issues relating to the future of work. He published his latest report on the future of work, “Eight drivers of change: 2022 and beyond” in November last year. In this episode, James and Lucy explore the impact generational attitudes, particularly those of younger generations, are having on work and society more broadly and how that will influence the world of work in the years ahead.
2023-01-10
28 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with... Reflections on 2022 with Lucy Lewis
In our 2022 ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series Lucy Lewis asked ten leading experts and thinkers to share their insights into what the future of work could hold.In this final episode of 2022, Lucy reflects on the conversations she has had this year and draws together many of the insightful perspectives shared by her guests.Lucy explores the key themes that emerged across her conversations. These touched on the role of trust in the workplace, the impact of shifting employee values across generations at work, the Great Resignation and the empl...
2022-12-06
38 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with (November 2022) - Elizabeth Bieniek, Director of Innovation at Cisco (People and emerging technology)
In the tenth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Partner Lucy Lewis speaks to Elizabeth Bieniek, Director of Innovation at Cisco and an internal start-up founder. Elizabeth’s particular focus is on the interface between people and emerging technology, developing technologies that will help build a bridge between our experiences today and the experiences that might be possible as technology advances. In this fascinating discussion, Elizabeth and Lucy consider how technology can be used to build trust and a sense of belonging to make hybrid and remote working more ‘human’. Elizabeth explains the important...
2022-11-01
22 min
The LawCareers.Net Podcast
Practice Area Profile: employment – with Lewis Silkin LLP
In this Practice Area Profile episode, Lewis Silkin partner Tarun Tawakley discusses his career in employment law so far, the kinds of issues he works on and what skills aspiring employment solicitors should develop. Listen to gain an insight into what it’s really like to work in this area, and find out the things you should know before you launch your legal career. You can read the full written practice area profile here: https://www.lawcareers.net/Solicitors/SolicitorPracticeAreas/Employment-pensions-incentives Find out about training at Lewis Silkin LLP with the firm’s LawCareers.Net profile: https://www.lawcareers.net/Soli...
2022-09-06
12 min
The Agenda
Future of Sport: Women in Football and Sports Media (with Jo Tongue and Charlotte Richardson)
In this final episode of Season 1, JJ Shaw is joined by Jo Tongue (CEO of Tongue Tied Management and licensed FA intermediary) and Charlotte Richardson (Football commentator, match reporter and presenter) – to discuss life in the football industry and sports media.They touch on the realities as working as a sports reporter; what it’s like to run a football agency; the sea of change brought about by the Women’s EUROS; overcoming sexism in football and barriers for women to access the industry; and how media can be used as a platform for change.Don’t...
2022-08-04
48 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with (July 2022) - Harriet Molyneaux, Managing Director at HSM Advisory (Future of work trends)
In the seventh episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy Lewis speaks to Harriet Molyneaux, Managing Director at HSM Advisory.As a future of work expert, Harriet shares her practical expertise on the big future of work trends of the moment. Harriet explores how organisations can embrace hybrid working to create sustainable high performance environments with productive and happy employees before turning to how employee voice can be harnessed as a check and balance mechanism for organisations. Moving onto demographics, Harriet explains how the three stage life of educati...
2022-07-06
28 min
The Agenda
FYIP: Meet Will Bowes, General Counsel at Condé Nast
Each month we interview thought leaders in intellectual property, talking about how they were introduced to this area of law, their careers, the legal and commercial issues their industries face and what the future may hold. This month Antony Craggs interviews Will Bowes, General Counsel at Condé Nast. Will is one of the leading figures in publishing, having worked for Penguin, Informa, Cambridge University Press, the Publishers Association and now Condé Nast and having been named as one The Lawyer’s Hot 100 for his work. In the podcast, Will discusses the transformation in the publishing industry over the c...
2022-06-21
34 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with (June 2022) - David Liddle, CEO of TCM Group (Managing conflict)
In the sixth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy Lewis speaks to David Liddle, founder and CEO of TCM Group and best selling author.David is passionate about reforming organisational culture and HR conflict resolution processes, believing we need to move away from the retributive systems of blame, shame and punishment within workplaces. David explains how managing conflict needs to become a strategic priority, with dialogue having primacy rather than retribution. Ultimately, HR will need to decide if they want to focus on people, culture and values or simply governance, rules and processes. David...
2022-06-06
29 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with (May 2022) - Kevin Cook, CEO and co-founder of TreasurySpring (ESG)
In the fifth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy Lewis speaks to Kevin Cook, CEO and co-founder of TreasurySpring, a fintech company launched in 2016.Kevin discusses the ESG demands that are at play in the market as well as exploring how awareness and focus on ESG has shifted over the past few years. Kevin explains that pressure doesn’t only come from investors, but also employees who want to understand company views on fostering an ESG agenda, with a clear warning not to fall into the trap of greenwashing or lip service. Lucy and Kevi...
2022-05-05
23 min
The Agenda
Future of Sport: Stadium Technology of Tomorrow (with Chi Bhatia)
In this episode, JJ Shaw is joined by Chi Bhatia – VP of Strategy and Growth at OnePlan & Venue Twin – to discuss all things relating to stadiums and technology.JJ and Chi discuss the importance of designing stadiums to maximise fan engagement; the concept of “digital twinning” in the architectural world; and how futuristic technologies are shaping our experience of sport and entertainment spaces (both in the physical and digital space).Don’t forget to subscribe to Lewis Silkin Radio for more on this series as well as others. Visit www.lewissilkin.com/sports to find out more.
2022-05-03
36 min
The Agenda
FYIP: Diversity in the Legal Profession with Ashton Chantrielle, Barrister at 8 New Square
Each month we interview thought leaders in intellectual property, talking about how they were introduced to this area of law, their careers, the legal and commercial issues their industries face and what the future may hold. This month Stephanie Kay and Antony Craggs interview Ashton Chantrielle, Barrister at 8 New Square. Amongst Ashton’s accolades is the title of Junior IP barrister of the year at the 2020 Managing IP awards. She is also a strong proponent for supporting diversity across the profession and is a member of the Bar Council’s Tech/ Combar BAME group. Ashton discusses her proce...
2022-04-10
44 min
The Agenda
FYIP: Meet Her Honour Judge Melissa Clarke
Each month we interview thought leaders in intellectual property, talking about how they were introduced to this area of law, their careers, the legal and commercial issues their industries face and what the future may hold. Her Honour Judge Melissa Clarke discusses becoming a Judge and some of the cases she has presided over, including an array of cases in the County Courts, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court and the High Court. These decisions have covered medical negligence, personal injury, family law, insolvency, data law and, importantly for our listeners, IP law. You might well be familiar w...
2022-03-10
37 min
Monetizing Media
DEALS | Music Dealmaking - with Cliff Fluet (Lewis Silkin)
Monetizing Media host Eric Peckham is joined by Lewis Silkin partner Cliff Fluet, a leading music industry attorney, to break down which segments of the music industry are hot (or not) with dealmaking right now and why. Covering the gold rush to buy music catalogs, live music's navigation through the pandemic, consolidation opportunities among indie labels and talent management firms, the expanded licensing deals with tech platforms, and the rise (and challenges) of crypto platforms. // Keep up with all episodes and get other resources for media & entertainment businesspeople at MonetizingMedia.com
2022-02-18
41 min
Monetizing Media
DEALS | Music Dealmaking - with Cliff Fluet (Lewis Silkin)
Monetizing Media host Eric Peckham is joined by Lewis Silkin partner Cliff Fluet, a leading music industry attorney, to break down which segments of the music industry are hot (or not) with dealmaking right now and why. Covering the gold rush to buy music catalogs, live music's navigation through the pandemic, consolidation opportunities among indie labels and talent management firms, the expanded licensing deals with tech platforms, and the rise (and challenges) of crypto platforms. // Keep up with all episodes and get other resources for media & entertainment businesspeople at MonetizingMedia.com
2022-02-18
41 min
The Agenda
Future of Sport: Female Trailblazers (with Reema Juffali and Hannah Rankin)
In this bumper episode, JJ Shaw and Alex Kelham are joined by two trailblazers from the world of women’s sport – Hannah Rankin (reigning WBA and IBO super-welterweight world boxing champion) and Reema Juffali (Saudi Arabia’s first female professional racing driver).Hannah and Reema discuss their experience as women in traditionally ‘male-dominated’ sports; how their respective backgrounds have influenced their careers so far; and how they aim to continue changing the attitudes towards women in sport for future generations. We explore the key step-changes required in order to elevate women’s sport when compared to men’s sport, as we...
2022-02-15
48 min
Chaos & Rocketfuel: The Future of Work Podcast
48. The changes in employment law in the past 24 months | Lucy Lewis, Employment Lawyer and Partner at Lewis Silkin
Welcome to Episode 48 of The Future of Work, the podcast that looks at every aspect of work in the future, featuring industry experts and thought leaders discussing how work is changing and evolving. The Future of Work is NOW.In this episode, we catch up again with Lucy Lewis, an Employment Lawyer, and partner at Lewis Silkin. Lucy leads Lewis Silkin’s Future of Work initiative, the Future of Work Hub an award-winning future of work blog. The Future of Work Hub is a community insight sharing and resource site that helps businesses navigate an uncertain and rap...
2021-12-09
11 min
Chaos & Rocketfuel: The Future of Work Podcast
49. Employment law, practical applications for business leaders | Lucy Lewis, Employment Lawyer and Partner at Lewis Silkin
Welcome to Episode 49 of The Future of Work, the podcast that looks at every aspect of work in the future, featuring industry experts and thought leaders discussing how work is changing and evolving. The Future of Work is NOW.In this episode, we catch up again with Lucy Lewis, an Employment Lawyer, and partner at Lewis Silkin. Lucy leads Lewis Silkin’s Future of Work initiative, the Future of Work Hub an award-winning future of work blog. The Future of Work Hub is a community insight sharing and resource site that helps businesses navigate an uncertain and rap...
2021-12-09
13 min
Chaos & Rocketfuel: The Future of Work Podcast
47. The key trends affecting the evolution of employment law in the future of work | Lucy Lewis, Employment Lawyer and Partner at Lewis Silkin
Welcome to Episode 47 of The Future of Work, the podcast that looks at every aspect of work in the future, featuring industry experts and thought leaders discussing how work is changing and evolving. The Future of Work is NOW.In this episode, we catch up with Lucy Lewis, an Employment Lawyer, and partner at Lewis Silkin. Lucy leads Lewis Silkin’s Future of Work initiative, the Future of Work Hub an award-winning future of work blog. The Future of Work Hub is a community insight sharing and resource site that helps businesses navigate an uncertain and rapidly cha...
2021-12-07
21 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with (December 2021) - Reflections on 2021 with Lucy Lewis
In our final ‘In conversation with…’ podcast for 2021, our host, Lucy Lewis, reflects on the perspectives shared by our ten guest speakers on what the future of work could hold. Our conversations have covered a lot of ground, reflecting the dynamic landscape of the world of work. Highlights include how the role of trust between people and business is changing, the rise of hybrid working and the future of the office and how the workforce is shaping the sustainability agenda. Lucy concludes with a look back at what some of our ten leading experts and thinkers consider will be the bi...
2021-12-06
37 min
The Agenda
Future of Sport: Player Care (with Hugo Scheckter)
In this episode, JJ Shaw and Stephen O’Flaherty are joined by Hugo Scheckter (Founder and Managing Director of The Player Care Group).We discuss Hugo’s experience working in player care at both Southampton FC and West Ham United, and how this lead to the establishment of The Player Care Group (the UK’s first consultancy group focused on player care and wellbeing within sporting environments). We explore the growth of player care in football; how to structure an efficient player care regime today; the impact of social media and other factors on player wellbeing; lessons to be l...
2021-11-02
34 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with (October 2021) - James Davies Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP (Future of work trends)
James discusses his new report, the Eight Drivers of Change, analysing that whilst the pandemic has been a leading catalyst for change in the future of work, it is only one of many drivers of change. James talks through the emerging themes he has identified as a result of the drivers of changes, in particular exploring how changes to the labour market will see ongoing skills shortages and the pandemic meaning employers will be striving to restore a sense of belonging at work. Finally, James makes some thought-provoking predictions for the future, predicting we will all work less hours y...
2021-10-05
19 min
The Agenda
Future of Sport: Recast and the future of sports media rights (with Andy Meikle and Rob Zeko)
In this episode, our host (JJ Shaw) is joined by Andy Meikle (CEO & Founder of Recast) and Rob Zeko (Chief Commercial Office of Recast).Recast is one of the most exciting new sports video platforms in the market, which is revolutionising the sports media and rights landscape for fans, brands and rightsholders alike. We explore how the platform works (including its innovative “micro-transactions” ecosystem); the evolving nature of the sports rights landscape today; and just what it takes to run a successful start-up like Recast. Don’t’ forget to subscribe to Lewis Silkin Radio for more on t...
2021-10-04
31 min
The Agenda
FYIP: Meet Will Bowes, General Counsel at Condé Nast
Each month we interview thought leaders in intellectual property, talking about how they were introduced to this area of law, their careers, the legal and commercial issues their industries face and what the future may hold. This month Antony Craggs interviews Will Bowes, General Counsel at Condé Nast. Will is one of the leading figures in publishing, having worked for Penguin, Informa, Cambridge University Press, the Publishers Association and now Condé Nast and having been named as one The Lawyer’s Hot 100 for his work. In the podcast, Will discusses the transformation in the publishing industry over the cours...
2021-08-19
27 min
The Agenda
Future of Sport: Trends you should know about (with Alex Kelham and Andrew Osborne)
In this first episode of our inaugural series of the Future of Sport podcast, our host (JJ Shaw) is joined by Alex Kelham and Andrew Osborne – Partners at Lewis Silkin and Co-Heads of the Sports Business group. We explore some of the biggest and most interesting commercial and regulatory issues facing the sports industry over the coming years – including the emergence of new technologies and NFTs, the impact of Brexit on global mobility, athlete activism and funding in sport. Don’t’ forget to subscribe to Lewis Silkin Radio for more on this series as well as o...
2021-08-11
20 min
Law In Sport Podcast
Alex Kelham, Partner and Head of Sports Business Group, Lewis Silkin - E111
Alex Kelham is an an experienced commercial and IP lawyer and is the Head of Lewis Silkin's Sports Business Group. Although Alex has particular expertise in the sports sector, Alex also advises brands, marketing agencies and other IP rich businesses on a range of commercial, brand and marketing issues. Alex's sport clients include federations, teams, events, athletes and venues. Alex assists them in the management, exploitation and protection of their commercial rights and advises on all aspects of hosting events, and also works with brands and agencies on a range of sports marketing and commercial matters, ranging from sponsorship, talent...
2021-06-18
45 min
The Law In Sport Podcast
Alex Kelham, Partner and Head of Sports Business Group, Lewis Silkin - E111
Alex Kelham is an an experienced commercial and IP lawyer and is the Head of Lewis Silkin's Sports Business Group. Although Alex has particular expertise in the sports sector, Alex also advises brands, marketing agencies and other IP rich businesses on a range of commercial, brand and marketing issues. Alex's sport clients include federations, teams, events, athletes and venues. Alex assists them in the management, exploitation and protection of their commercial rights and advises on all aspects of hosting events, and also works with brands and agencies on a range of sports marketing and commercial matters, ranging from sponsorship, talent...
2021-06-18
45 min
Future of Work Hub Podcast Series
In Conversation with (May 2021) - Alexander Milner-Smith, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP (Data privacy)
Our fifth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ series features Alexander Milner-Smith, partner and Co-Head of Lewis Silkin’s data privacy group. Alexander explores the main trends in data privacy in recent years and what the future looks like in light of the pandemic. The conversation turns to the shifting attitudes towards the handling of health data and what employers can and should be doing to embed a culture of respect for data privacy in the future workplace post Covid-19.
2021-05-04
24 min
The Work Agenda
In Conversation with (May 2021) - Alexander Milner-Smith, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP (Data privacy)
Our fifth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ series features Alexander Milner-Smith, partner and Co-Head of Lewis Silkin’s data privacy group. Alexander explores the main trends in data privacy in recent years and what the future looks like in light of the pandemic. The conversation turns to the shifting attitudes towards the handling of health data and what employers can and should be doing to embed a culture of respect for data privacy in the future workplace post Covid-19.
2021-05-04
24 min