In today’s diverse and inclusive work environment, it’s imperative for office managers to create an atmosphere where all employees, including neurodivergent individuals, can thrive. Neurodiversity encompasses a range of neurological differences such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and more. By adopting strategies to support neurodivergent employees, you’re not only enhancing … [Read more...] about Creating a neurodiverse-friendly workplace
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HR UPDATE: Who will win the return to office fight?
By Lynne Curry If you love working from home, and dread returning to the office, here’s the stark question you may face this year—are you willing to lose your job? This crossroads looms large for millions of workers. After tasting the benefits of remote work—zero commutes and better work-life balance—many employees feel reluctant to trade that freedom for fluorescent … [Read more...] about HR UPDATE: Who will win the return to office fight?
How to Implement a Leave Donation Program to Support Employees Affected by Disaster
As a law office manager, you're responsible for ensuring smooth operations and the well-being of your team. One way to support your employees during difficult times is by creating a catastrophic leave program. This program allows staff members to donate their unused leave time to a colleague who is facing a serious illness or emergency, offering them the chance to maintain … [Read more...] about How to Implement a Leave Donation Program to Support Employees Affected by Disaster
5 things you should never say to your staffers
Without realizing it, a manager can create conflict. It comes from the way staff’s interruptions, questions, and suggestions get handled. Here are five automatic and all too common bad responses. 1 “I don’t have time for that now” A staffer comes in with a question, the manager is in the middle of work, and the response is “not now” or “can’t you take care of that … [Read more...] about 5 things you should never say to your staffers
10 strategies to create a strong online presence for your law office
In today's digital age, having a strong online presence is essential for any business, including law firms. A robust online presence not only helps you attract new clients but also establishes credibility and trust with your audience. Here are some strategies to help you create a strong online presence for your law office: Build a Professional Website: … [Read more...] about 10 strategies to create a strong online presence for your law office
Revenue Cycle Management Audits: A Law Office Manager’s Guide
When you hear the term Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), your mind might first associate it with the healthcare world. However, in a law office, managing your revenue cycle is just as crucial. From client intake and billing to payments and collections, every step of your firm's financial workflow needs to be streamlined and error-free. That’s where regular RCM audits come in, … [Read more...] about Revenue Cycle Management Audits: A Law Office Manager’s Guide
10 Ways to Build an Environment of Continuous Learning for Your Admin Staff
As a law office manager, you know that an efficient and skilled administrative team is the backbone of your practice. But the legal world doesn’t stand still—laws change, technology evolves, and client expectations grow. To keep your team sharp and your office running smoothly, it’s essential to foster an environment of continuous learning. Here’s how to create a culture where … [Read more...] about 10 Ways to Build an Environment of Continuous Learning for Your Admin Staff
January To-Do List for a Busy Law Office Manager
January marks the start of a new year, bringing opportunities to review, plan, and set your law office up for success. It’s the ideal time to address lingering tasks from the previous year while laying the groundwork for a productive and efficient year ahead. Here’s a detailed to-do list tailored to the needs of a busy law office manager. 1. Year-End Wrap-Up Ensure … [Read more...] about January To-Do List for a Busy Law Office Manager
Manager, Brace Yourself: The January Resignation Rush Is Coming
By Lynne Curry “My job’s been a pressure cooker of rush projects, travel and late-night emails for the last two years. The final straw came on Christmas. My boss decided I’d be the one to cover any calls, as everyone else was married. After that, it wasn’t a difficult decision. I’m trading my corporate paycheck for peace of mind and evenings and weekends off. My new job … [Read more...] about Manager, Brace Yourself: The January Resignation Rush Is Coming
Taking Care of Yourself as the Work Pace Ramps Up
January can feel like being thrust into a race after a peaceful stroll. The holidays are over, the inbox is full, and deadlines seem to stack up faster than you can tackle them. As the manager of a busy office, you're often the one holding it all together, but who’s holding you together? Let’s be honest: you can’t take care of your team, your clients, or your office if … [Read more...] about Taking Care of Yourself as the Work Pace Ramps Up