12: The state we're in

Update: 2021-05-27

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Leading psychologists tell us that making changes gradually can help, and outline how business leaders can identify and respond to their teams' reactions to lockdown. With cognitive psychologist Dr Emma Kavanagh, clinical psychologist Anne McKechnie and workplace culture expert Kate Dodd.

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18: A listening suggestion: why not try The Pinsent Masons Podcast?

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17: AI and the legal function

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16: Tips on trading in uncertain times

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15: How to use the financial system to tackle the climate emergency

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14: Why ownership is less stable than you think

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13: COP26: our 'last best chance’

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12: The state we're in

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11: Can smart contracts uncover the secrets of your business?

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10: Don't let the numbers fool you

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9: Reasons to be cheerful in 2021

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8: Preparing for Brexit

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7: Mental health and work

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6: What Covid-19 can teach businesses about cooperation

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5: Why racism is a business issue

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4: How the climate crisis is changing business

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3: How purpose is re-shaping the world's companies

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2: Coronavirus: Sector by sector

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1: Coronavirus: How to prioritise, and lessons from the past

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Introduction to Brain Food for General Counsel

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12: The state we're in

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12: The state we're in