Lewis Silkin

The Work Agenda

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The Work Agenda brings together our podcasts related to the world of work, and features a number of podcast series (including IHELC – the In-house Employment Lawyers’ Community – and pay transparency) as well as one-off episodes on specialist topics such as immigration. Listen, subscribe and leave us a comment. More on us and what we do at www.lewissilkin.com. 

Author

Lewis Silkin

Category

Business

Podcast website

www.lewissilkin.com

Latest episode

Jul 2, 2026

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Episodes

In Conversation with (September 2022) - Dr Grace Lordan, Associate Professor at LSE (Leveraging underrepresented talent) 05.09.2022

In the eighth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy speaks to Dr Grace Lordan, an Associate Professor at the London School of Economics and the Founding Director of The Inclusion Initiative which supports firms to build more inclusive workplace cultures.  Dr Lordan discusses the importance of leveraging under-represented talent in the workplace and the practical step...

In Conversation with (July 2022) - Harriet Molyneaux, Managing Director at HSM Advisory (Future of work trends) 06.07.2022

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 a...

In Conversation with (June 2022) - David Liddle, CEO of TCM Group (Managing conflict) 06.06.2022

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...

In Conversation with (May 2022) - Kevin Cook, CEO and co-founder of TreasurySpring (ESG) 05.05.2022

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, b...

In Conversation with (April 2022) - Dr Eliza Filby, Generational Expert (Generations at work) 04.04.2022

In the fourth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy speaks to Dr Eliza Filby, a generational expert helping businesses understand workplace dynamics and demographic trends through the prism of age and generations. Dr Filby shares her fascinating insights into the impact of four generations in the workplace, how technology has accelerated generational differences and...

In Conversation with (March 2022) - Kit Krugman and Derek Newberry, Managing Director and Senior Director at co:collective (Workplace culture) 04.03.2022

In the third episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy speaks to Kit Krugman, Managing Director and Derek Newberry, Senior Director co:collective's Org + Culture Design practice. In this episode, Kit and Derek discuss their approach to gender parity and what companies can do to create greater diversity, both inside and outside of their companies. Derek shares his vi...

In Conversation with (February 2022) - Dr Carl Benedikt Frey, Director, Future of Work, Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford (Automation) 07.02.2022

In the second episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ podcast series for 2022, Lucy speaks to Dr Carl Benedikt Frey, Director, Future of Work, Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford.  In this episode, Carl revisits the landmark study he co-authored in 2013 “The future of employment: how susceptible are jobs to computerisation” and discusses their conclusions - that 47% of jobs in the US, and 40...

In Conversation with (January 2022) - Claire Haidar, Founder and CEO of Wyndr and Pattyrn (Virtual and hybrid work) 10.01.2022

Our first  ‘In conversation with…’ podcast for 2022, features Claire Haidar, technology entrepreneur, future thinker and Founder and CEO of Wndyr and Pattyrn. Claire explains how the future of work is chaos, why we should all be embracing it and how companies can build resilience to adapt.  Claire shares her view that hybrid working doesn’t work and explores what clashes of cultures can happen in...

In Conversation with (December 2021) - Reflections on 2021 with Lucy Lewis 06.12.2021

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 fu...

In Conversation with (November 2021) - Andrew Magowan, Director of Sustainability and GC at Berry Bros. & Rudd (Sustainability) 08.11.2021

Our tenth episode of our ‘ In Conversation with… ’ podcast series features Andrew Magowan, Director of Sustainability and General Counsel at Berry Bros. & Rudd.  In this episode, Andrew explores the significant impact on businesses, both as employers and brands, of the expectation to “ do the right thing ” in terms of sustainability. Andrew shares his thoughts on the government’s role in drivi...

In Conversation with (October 2021) - James Davies Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP (Future of work trends) 05.10.2021

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 pand...

In Conversation with (September 2021) - Neta Meidav, CEO and Co-Founder of Vault Platform (Trust tech) 06.09.2021

Neta explains how the creation of Vault Platform came about, how being able to ‘speak up’ and report goes hand in hand with creating or breaking trust in organisations and how companies should be striving for high reporting rates. Neta explores how trust tech has the ability to create bonds between a company and it’s people as well as recognising the growing importance of employees having an activ...

In Conversation with (July 2021) - Philippa Wagner, Creative and Cultural Strategist (Brand activism) 05.07.2021

Our seventh episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ series features Philippa Wagner, creative strategist and thought leader with over 20 years’ experience in strategic trend forecasting and shaping the future of some of the world’s leading brands.  Philippa explores the rise of the sustainability agenda and the response of businesses, together with their role in helping consumers make better choice...

In Conversation with (June 2021) - Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of 20-first (Female leadership) 03.06.2021

Our sixth episode of our ‘In Conversation with…’ series features Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of 20-first, one of the world's leading global consultancies focussed on gender balance.  Avivah highlights the business opportunities of gender balance for organisations, the focus on female leadership traits as a result of the pandemic, the rise of “conscious capitalism” and the role government and p...

In Conversation with (May 2021) - Alexander Milner-Smith, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP (Data privacy) 04.05.2021

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 t...

In Conversation with (April 2021) - Neil Usher, Property workplace and change leader (Future of the office) 05.04.2021

In our fourth podcast of the series, we talk to property workplace expert and change leader, Neil Usher.  We discuss how the pandemic has caused us to question the purpose of the office, the future impact on our workspaces and the growing importance of sustainability.  For those contemplating a return to the office, Neil offers advice on how to adopt an experimental mindset when designing a fantas...

In Conversation with (March 2021) - Rebecca Glover and Clemmie Stewart, Principal and Senior Head of Prep Schools at Surbiton High School (Future skills) 04.03.2021

In our third podcast of the series, we talk to thought leaders in education, Rebecca Glover, Principal of Surbiton High School and Clemmie Stewart, Senior Head of Prep Schools at Surbiton High. Rebecca and Clemmie presented a TED talk last year asking whether parenting approaches need to change to prepare children for the future, proposing ‘trampoline parenting’ as the solution. We explore with th...

In Conversation with (February 2021) - Peter Cheese, Chief Executive of the CIPD (Future of work trends) 03.02.2021

In our second podcast of the series, we talk to Peter Cheese, Chief Executive of the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, championing better work and working lives. Peter discusses how 2020 has changed the agenda for businesses, the potential for the end of the 9 to 5 working day and the future of the office. We go on to discuss how people professionals should be planning for...

In Conversation with (January 2021) – Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development at Oxford University (Future of work trends) 05.01.2021

In our first podcast of the series, we talk to Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development at Oxford University and Director of the Oxford Martin Programme on Technological and Economic Change. Previously Ian was economic advisor to President Mandela and then Vice President and Director of Development Policy for the World Bank.  Ian gives us his views on the key trends at play in the wo...

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