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Jodie Hill
Великобритания
Добавлен 27 сен 2011
In 2018 Jodie Hill founded Thrive Law, a law firm that practices law differently and where people matter. At the time Jodie was one of the UK's youngest law firms owners, of which only 5% are women.
Jodie is disrupting the legal sector with her forward thinking and innovative approach to the law by creating a uniquely positioned law firm that helps organisations get the very best from their people because wellbeing, diversity, inclusion and belonging underpins Thrive's employment law advice.
Jodie is vocal in her support for embracing neuro diversity in the workplace, having been diagnosed with ADHD herself.
Jodie is disrupting the legal sector with her forward thinking and innovative approach to the law by creating a uniquely positioned law firm that helps organisations get the very best from their people because wellbeing, diversity, inclusion and belonging underpins Thrive's employment law advice.
Jodie is vocal in her support for embracing neuro diversity in the workplace, having been diagnosed with ADHD herself.
Thrive Law Impact Report 2023/2024
Thrive Law, founded in 2018, is six years old in 2024. Today, with teams in Leeds, London and the Southwest, we provide expert, lawyer-led Employment Law, Outsourced HR and Employment Law Support, Training, and Consultancy services, underpinned by our own lived experience.
We put mental health and wellbeing, ED&I, and neurodiversity at the forefront of everything we do, because we understand the importance of creating psychologically safe spaces where everyone can be their best and truest selves.
And we have made it our mission to work with and nurture the progressive leaders of the future to help us achieve this.
Leaders who:
Act as catalysts for lasting change and impact.
Empower people to b...
We put mental health and wellbeing, ED&I, and neurodiversity at the forefront of everything we do, because we understand the importance of creating psychologically safe spaces where everyone can be their best and truest selves.
And we have made it our mission to work with and nurture the progressive leaders of the future to help us achieve this.
Leaders who:
Act as catalysts for lasting change and impact.
Empower people to b...
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Jodie Hill: Showreel 2024
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Jodie Hill is an expert speaker, neurodivergent solicitor, ED&I consultant, coach and trainer, author, and campaigner. She is passionate about people, creating psychologically safe workplaces, and enabling everyone to be their best and truest selves. To find out more about Jodie and hiring her as a speaker for your event, visit: www.jodiehill.co.uk/public-speaking
Securing Work Experience in the Legal Profession
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Hi everyone! It’s Jodie Hill from Thrive Law and welcome to my channel! It's work experience season, so I sat down with Chelsea Brooke Ward of Legally Blogged, to share our experience of getting into the legal profession and securing work experience that evolves into actual roles. Follow my socials! Jodie Hill: Instagram - iamjodiehil... Twitter - iamjodiehill Facebook...
ADHD and Late Diagnosis - my tips and experience
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Hi everyone! It’s Jodie Hill from Thrive Law and welcome to my channel! Here I talk all about mental health, employment law, advice and lived experiences as well as all things Thrive such as our events and team. Please like and subscribe and let me know what you would like to see next in the comments below. Follow my socials! Jodie Hill: Instagram - iamjodiehil... Twitter - twitte...
Working Remotely: Expectations vs Reality
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Hi everyone! It’s Jodie Hill from Thrive Law and welcome to my channel! Here I talk all about mental health, employment law, advice and lived experiences as well as all things Thrive such as our events and team. Please like and subscribe and let me know what you would like to see next in the comments below. Follow my socials! Jodie Hill: Instagram - iamjodiehil... Twitter - twitte...
Tips & resources to support LGBTQ+ people in the workplace
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Pride month, is a reminder that the fight against discrimination in the work place around sexual identity continues for many. In this video I cover what employers can do to support LGBTQ employees not only during Pride month, but every day. For further support & resources, click here: www.thrivelaw.co.uk/?s=LGBT Follow my socials! Jodie Hill: Instagram - iamjodiehil... Twitter - t...
Jodie Hill on Steph's Packed Lunch talking about Mental Health at Work
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Jodie Hill talking about Mental Health at Work on Steph's Packed Lunch for Mental Health Awareness Week Follow my socials! Jodie Hill: Instagram - iamjodiehil... Twitter - iamjodiehill Facebook - jodielouisehill LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jodie-hil... Thrive Law: Instagram - thrive_law... Twitter - i/notifications Facebook - ...
Jodie Hill Legal Innovation Awards 2022 speech
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In April I spoke at the Legal Innovation Awards, a celebration of innovation within the legal industry, as a guest of Law Care Ltd (read more about the amazing work they do here: www.lawcare.org.uk/) The opportunity to share my experience, learnings and being inspired to set up Thrive Law, a place where not only I, but others could thrive is one that I hope in turn inspires others to speak up a...
Self Care and Setting Boundaries with Chelsea Brooke Ward
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Self Care and Setting Boundaries with Chelsea Brooke Ward
How to talk to your employer about your mental health
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How to talk to your employer about your mental health
ADHD in the Workplace: How to Ask for Reasonable Adjustments
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ADHD in the Workplace: How to Ask for Reasonable Adjustments
Mental Health Awareness Week - Tips & Rescources
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Mental Health Awareness Week - Tips & Rescources
Altbe x Thrive Law Absenteeism Masterclass
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Altbe x Thrive Law Absenteeism Masterclass
25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Men(opause) at Work
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25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Men(opause) at Work
25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Putting the 'Men' into Menopause
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25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Putting the 'Men' into Menopause
25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Menopause: 'Hot' topic or latest fad?
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25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Menopause: 'Hot' topic or latest fad?
25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Menopause 101
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25 to Thrive with Carolyn Hobdey - Menopause 101
Quick Tips: Incorporating Wellbeing Culture in the Workplace
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Quick Tips: Incorporating Wellbeing Culture in the Workplace
Vaccination Status in the Workplace: Your questions answered.
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Vaccination Status in the Workplace: Your questions answered.
A Day in the Life of a CEO: This is how we do Thrive Tribe team days
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A Day in the Life of a CEO: This is how we do Thrive Tribe team days
Do I have to go to work if I have Covid? How does sick pay work now? Your questions answered.
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Do I have to go to work if I have Covid? How does sick pay work now? Your questions answered.
What do the new UK Covid rules mean? Your questions answered.
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What do the new UK Covid rules mean? Your questions answered.
CEO Hack - How to Switch Off on Holiday
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CEO Hack - How to Switch Off on Holiday
Handling the Challenges With Returning to the Office
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Handling the Challenges With Returning to the Office
3 Main Concerns Employees Have About Freedom Day - 19th July 2021
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3 Main Concerns Employees Have About Freedom Day - 19th July 2021
Mandatory vaccines for care home staff | What does this mean for employers and employees?
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Mandatory vaccines for care home staff | What does this mean for employers and employees?
we need the full interview please
Brains and beauty
I have neo pronoun blindness.
I could really do with initial consultation with you
My employee wont give me extra time to finish my job due to targets. She says if she gives me extra time it will discriminate against the rest of my colleagues. Does that sound right?
that's right while i can't suggest anything for my employers themselves i do instead always ask questions and express uncertainty regardless of expectations and whether or not i already did a task
I want to get out occupational health
the only thing that gets me mad and worried is that I failed just for 2.5 marks
@@CubeySky oh no that’s so irritating can you ask for a remark?
Same I failed 2 module Bec of 3 and 2 percent
Ive worked for a facilities company for a year and a half and only now are they saying i cant drive any vehicles or use any power tools because they are worried about the attention deficit part of adhd theyve told me that health and safety have to assess me and they also said its unlikely i will be able to return to my duties because of having adhd, theres been no mention of occupational health or hr assessing me so my question is is this legal of does it count ad discrimination under the equality act 2010 ????
This is not gonna work for me because after that l'm gonna bite the again Lol
Can an employer by creating a safe place to work cause the workplace to be harmful/unsafe without any reasonable adjustments once the issues causing harms to the employees was identified?
What if I am now working from home (Injury...FMLA required) And I am still not preforming. Paralysis is my major issue. (I reallllllyyyy dislike me job...)
What? Wow! That’s my life story too! 😢 I was diagnosed at 51yrs 8yrs ago! Not on any medication…. I’m struggling! My work ethic’s are solid and I’ve worked full time for decades!
Can I ask for these adjustments if I’m in a temporary contract? I’ve just had to come home in total overwhelm. There aren’t enough breaks and there is just too much to have to multitask continuously. I feel like they are going to get fed up with my so called mistakes and being tearful and just sack me.
What about in America for contract workers?
Thank you for this information. I recently asked for a very minor adjustment. Starting a half an hour earlier and finishing a half an hour earlier. I was told no. This clip has given me the courage to fight it. I had today off as RSD hit pretty hard but I'll be going tomorrow and won't be backing down! I don't think I'm asking too much and it does not affect the org in any way. Thanks again
Human resources were the source of my mental illness after forceing experimental medical procedures onto their employees for unjustified reasons.
I agree
Great video...can please help me with my dyslexia?
One thing you could have mentioned is the way that work is tasked to you, how is that managed?
THIS!
Extremely good advice with excellent examples
Where is my noose emoji
great ❤you speak very fluently and fast👍
🤪 *promo sm*
Good stuff
Glad you enjoyed
If I had bad advice at the time, then became unwell later, could I make a claim.? I have ADHD, and was subjected to victimisation at the time, leading to my 35 years of work being made redundant by a new narsasistic manager. I also had reported bad practice and neglect of vulnerable adults I witnessed in my public sector support role, my grievece was seen has vexatious, I was asked to leave my workplace and work from home for 5 months, and not enter any public sector building attached to my job role.
Paperwork and emails are my difficulties. No reasonable adjustments given after asking many times. Diagnosed at 52, two years ago. I was suspended for 4 weeks that led to the end of my contract, on a false aligation. In my suspention I had then a final warning 2 days before the end of my contract. I haven't been working for 4 months, and not in a position to work. I have a tribuneral claim to submit, a solicitor informed me I have less than 51% of winning. This has made things worse. Any advice.?
Curious what adjustments you asked for re emails? Diagnosed at 42 and find non-stop expectations around emails, notifications and convoluted admin procedures a killer in my role (senior manager, corporate). Due to IT bureaucracy, it took 3 months to be allowed to upgrade a Microsoft app to manage tasks. No other task management tools allowed. It was my one adjustment request, and I had to write a case, explain my issues to several teams, technicians etc. Very demoralising. I found out there are many ADHD staff who were too intimidated to ask for this upgrade, but struggling too. Am looking for a new job because I can't sustain this work style.
Thank you for this, it has been really useful content and will be of benefit for many viewers.
Great work Jodie and proud of you and all you do 💚
Simple solution keep the 2 week pay make them stay home period I just lost my grandmother it's still killing people so better not to spread ot to you co workers who might then loose a loved one and as far as employers are concerned if you don't keep people out you might be liable for a wrongful death lawsuit. It's cheaper to and morally and ethically your responsibility to protect your employees from death. Why is this even a thing?! Or put it this way do you want to be responsible for a child or infants death? DO YOU? OR NOT? WHY TAKE THE RISK? FOR MONEY? HOW CAN YOU LIVE WITH YOURSELVES YOU ARE NO BETTER THAN THE SUPERSPREADERS AND THE PEOPLE WHO WERE LICKING GROCERY CARTS AND SIMMILAR PUBLIC USE ITEMS LIKE DOORS TIME CLOCKS AND MICROPHONES!
thank you!! its so nice to hear what others struggle with! Im sighed off work with stress for the 3rd time in a year as haven't got the adjustments. I disclosed my ADHD disability when I applied and explained how bad the sensory issues are, even had an Occupational health assessment due to the sensory issues. They let me work from home for a bit but was then told I should be in the office more, its open plan and I was saying how stressed I was as was given really complicated admin work (that wasn't on my job spec) and having to try to focus so hard and getting hours of sensory overload every day. A few weeks after that and daily panic attacks at work and I had a doctors appt. My boss called me and asked was I all set for the Dr Appt? He then said, Are you getting a new brain (laughing)? I felt so humiliated and realised this is why they were reluctant to give some of the adjustments, I went into a downward spiral after that, felt suicidal and have been too ashamed to return since. What on earth can you do when you've tried everything, and yet you fail every day?
I'm so sorry this happened to you, I've been dealing with something similar. It'll work out.
Oh, how I feel you... I started work in a new place 2 months ago- I told my manager that I diagnosed ADHD. Once I found that the work environment was a mega distraction (I work as a well-being co-ordinator at a nursing home for residents living with dementia) I explained that I needed somewhere quiet to sit. This was taken on board (kind of) but then I was put back, sat in the distracting place after a few days. I was told "Just multi task" and when I got confused with the printer at work, my boss said 'jokingly' "How old are you?!" I've also been told to plan ahead and focus more.... People really don't get it... I'm looking into CBT and hoping to get some help via Access To Work. Wishing you all the best of luck. I really do understand how you feel ❤
That's awful to hear those experiences. I've been looking into access to work which is something you don't seem to need to have your employer involved in so much as its a way to get funding for things that can help in the workplace like noise canceling headphones and taxis to work.
I've just found you..🙂 I was Diagnosed 2 years ago at 52 years old. Well Done, keep up your good work.
Hello I have been studying counselling for a while now. In the near future I will become qualified to start practicing sessions. I was wondering if there is any avenues I could potentially get funding or a grant to help purchase a laptop,create website etc.. Thanks George Cooper
Hi I have a tribunal coming up regarding race and religious discrimination against a multi million pound company HR have lied now the division manager got involved
What type of reasonable adjust can be made for a employee who does a manual job?
I like a girl with glasses she pretty 😍😍
Hi Jody, I'm doing LLB in Kenya at the moment and have plans to move to the UK after I finish it. Which of the two is better, being a barrister or solicitor?
Someone working for me has ADHD and his productivity has plummeted lately. I've asked him on multiple occasions to let me know what adjustments we can make but I think he either doesn't know or his brain doesn't want to think about it. Not quite sure what to do.
This is just my perception as someone who also struggles with ADHD. But as his productivity has suddenly "plummeted", the first thing that comes to mind is that he is likely to be going through some personal/ mental health issues which are exacerbating his symptoms of ADHD. This may also explain his apparent reluctance to address the situation- he may not have the mental space to think about his productivity at the moment, or perhaps he is just feeling hopeless or inadequate (ADHDers unfortunately often struggle with very low self esteem, especially in regard to productivity). The cause of stress may be an external factor (e.g. his home life), but it could equally be that he simply hasn't been looking after himself very well recently. Exercise, diet and sleep all very heavily impact ADHD symptoms, and once you let things build up or let yourself fall into a "vicious cycle", it can feel almost impossible for someone with ADHD to get out this. I'm aware you wrote this 3 weeks ago now, but I'd definitely advise having a personal chat with him (if you haven't done so already). Try to find out how he is doing mentally, and what exactly it is he's struggling with. And then really take some time with him to try and talk through some potential solutions together. ADHDers are often extremely misunderstood, so if you can show him this level of support and concern for finding a way to work around his needs then I'm sure he will appreciate it very much. And if that doesn't work, and he is still reluctant to try find solutions, then the problem is likely quite serious & he may require professional intervention for his mental health/ any other potential issues he's facing.
Not sure if you'll see this, but I hope it helps. Firstly, kudos to you being such a great manager and offering to support your staff member. I work as a senior manager in a global corporate, was diagnosed unexpectedly, and had to figure out a lot about how ADHD plays out in the workplace due to lack of info available. I'm guessing that your employee may not know, much less be able to put it into words. I don't know the nature of the role, but here are a few things which help: clarify (often multiple times) priority order, context and due dates of tasks. This is a massive blind spot for ADHDers. Don't send long emails. Don't give verbal instructions (we can't hold information that way), do it in writing, listed out as logical bullets or numbered lists. Don't assume he will read the key parts of emails or remember - if some detail is critical, put it at the top in bold underline. Don't assume "not a big deal" tasks like filling a team spreadsheet or forms are easy for him. My boss never ceases being amazed at how stressed and late I am on tasks like this, yet that I can manage a legal crisis or complex conflict without breaking a sweat. If you're in an open plan office, try to give him a space that's separate or quiet. There's so much more but it may be enough to start a conversation.
@@rebecca_stonegreat tips, Im afraid to let my boss know Im have adhd, I’m running busy manufacturing plant, making up my shortcomings with extra time, not really happy about it, feel burnout after 10+ years as a production manager. Perhaps I need to change the job at this stage.
@Mujcanal "making up my shortcomings with extra time" oof. I feel this SO MUCH! I'm considered a "top performer" at work, but little do they know that's only because I don't take lunch and work late into the night to get everything done everyone else does during the workday while I'm hyperfixating on perfecting tiny details no one else cares about, and meanwhile my personal responsibilities, household, mental and physical health are all crumbling. I'm so burnt out and don't even know how to relax or self care anymore 😢
@@bmb3283 slow down, please. I did from this year and see improvement on mental side, which is everything ! No more Saturday's work , because something could be better, no more Mr. perfecto. no more staying late to do more. I do the best I can during normal hours now and I'm not worried anymore that task is not finished. Stay honest at work do the best within normal time, lights down, go home and chill, do whatever you like and do not think about work. Take care of yourself first and enjoy life.
Hi I have a question for all of you please answer me, I have a friend which has a tween sister, she flew in Roumania in the end of june with only her provision drive licence from Birmingham until Dublin and from Dublin to Roumania with her Identification card couse it can be to fly with only Id card between UE countries couse Ireland make part from UE, and she let her passport and her certificate birth to her tween sister, I mean my friend, now my friend wants to fly from London Luton in to Roumania for Christmas and she wants to bring the paspourt and birth certificate to her tween sister, it's allowed to fly and to bring them to her tween sister or no? I mention that my friend have her own passport which is available to fly with this. Please help me by answer to my question🙏🙏🙏🥺
This is very useful - thank you.
thank you for this i do feel anyone who is tested positive now is being thrown under a bus i have covid tested positive this morning only eligible for statutory sick pay do you try and do the right thing or just go in ? if you feel OK ?
Please could you help me my employer won’t give me answers. I work in care, tested positive for Covid but was ok to work, they say no and don’t pay me.
Exactly! I have been raising my voice and shut down about fake well-being at work. But I'm one in thousands! 2 year ago I started thinking a lot in order to see which companies do actually really care! O was not able to find that real fortune 500 list. There is so many choices, amazing marketing, the way how people appear or companies, even startups that have a chance to brake this circle they are following the same bad strategy since they also hire ppl coming from this corporations. There is so many things I would like to discuss and share my views and learn and connect with you guys because I think this is my path. This is atopic that has been with us since primary school, and the same model people brought to their work life. Let's connect if you see my message!
I have Covid, I am a truck driver, my company said I can't attend work, but they won't pay me.
Hi ! Have a good day
I've got covid, I'm a multi-drop driver who works for big company. I feel fine but it feels irresponsible.. l don't know...
This is really helpful. Thanks.
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Is this for UK??
I am currently off work, having cbt therapy ( 4th out of 8 sessions through private health insurance ). Work want me to provide a fit note so I have to get one from doctors this week as I have been off about a month. I am worried about going back, but also getting bored sat at home with only 1hr each week of therapy. Your video has helped me and I will have to ask therapist tomorrow what they think about when I go back as well as ask doctor if medication will help…… Think if I had more regular sessions I would be more sure that I could have tools to cope on return to work.
Adhd over here been living with it for eleven years