Are lawyers looking for more than money when it comes to their legal career? Yes, but there’s always another reason people move.
Law firms in Wales are adding a variety of benefit packages into the mix to attract and retain the best talent. Emma Waddingham, Editor of Legal News Wales and host, sat down with Ryan Price and Rachel Phillips from TSR Legal Recruitment to hear more and see if there’s more to legal recruitment than the pay grade.
This episode will offer valuable insights, from competitive benefits like enhanced maternity/paternity leave and career progression opportunities to the growing importance of personal well-being initiatives.
Ryan and Rachel share their perspectives on why financial compensation, while critical, is no longer the sole factor driving career decisions in the legal industry in Wales.
Listen as we explore the fierce competition in Wales, where local law firms are upping their game to match the attractive packages offered by international counterparts.
We discuss the innovative strategies these firms employ, such as promoting work-life balance, mental health support, and equitable benefits for all staff levels. This episode reveals the reality smaller firms face in competing with these high standards and how they can still stand out amidst the shifting expectations of legal professionals.
Whether you’re a law firm looking to attract top talent or a legal professional navigating your career, this episode is packed with practical advice and real-world examples. Don’t miss it!
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The full episode transcript can be found here.
Want to know more?
TSR Legal is the exclusive legal recruitment partner with Legal News Wales. For more information and to contact the team, visit tsrlegal.co.uk or call 02920 388100 to speak to the Cardiff office.
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