By: Raechel Gavin, Jerome Doraisamy
In an era where mental health is finally receiving the attention it deserves, businesses cannot afford to let their HR processes fall behind, writes Raechel Gavin.
Jerome Doraisamy is an editor for Lawyers Weekly, a leading publication in the legal industry in Australia. With a focus on providing valuable insights and information to legal professionals, Jerome covers a wide range of topics including emerging technologies, workplace issues, business development, and the intersection of law and mental health. He is also a director at Minds Count Foundation and an author of two books on wellness in the legal profession.
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Jerome's coverage primarily focuses on the legal industry, encompassing subjects such as law firms, leadership, technology, workplace culture and human resources. He also covers government announcements and press releases related to these areas.
Given his focus on the Australian legal landscape, potential pitches should be tailored to provide insights or commentary relevant to legal developments within Australia. For instance, topics could include changes in legislation affecting workplaces or new technologies impacting Australian law firms. Additionally, he may be interested in expert opinions pertaining to HR practices specific to the country's legal sector.
As Jerome often features press releases and government announcements prominently in his articles; this suggests that he is inclined towards featuring news from official sources or prominent organizations within the legal field.
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