Leadership Matters More than Ever: Them's The Real Breaks
Law firm leaders and all bosses may not want to emulate the Prime Minister's hubris this week as they fight to keep their ranks happy.
July 08, 2022 at 07:12 AM
4 minute read
The London Lawyer BriefingWhat a week in U.K. politics. After Conservative party MPs lined up to decry the train and tube strikes last month, many somewhat ironically found that the most effective way to get what they wanted was to withdraw their support for their embattled boss, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, leading (eventually) to his resignation.
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