Podcast: Getting acquainted

In this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Lawyers Weekly, in partnership with InfoTrack, assembled a round table to discuss the critical need for police and reference checks to be more widely implemented across both the legal community and the corporate world.

Tom Lodewyke • 02 June 2017 • Big Law

Recruiting the right people should be front of mind for any business. The staff you have are the sole determiners of your company culture, revenue and reputation.

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Here, we share the discussion that took place, as well as key findings uncovered in a revealing report embarked on by the parties.

Panel Members

Phillip Tarrant, managing editor, Lawyers Weekly
John Ahern, CEO, InfoTrack
Lori Middlehurst, director and assistant general counsel, VMware
Mariah Pollard, ‎national recruitment consultant, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

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In the video below, each participant shares their key takeaways from the podcast, including what results from the report surprised them the most.

Pictured above (left to right): Mariah Pollard, John Ahern and Lori Middlehurst.

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