Horsfield Menzies : Blog vs Behaviour – DANIEL RUBIN’S “PEOPLE LIKE US” PROBLEM
Daniel Rubin has already explained why recruitment decisions cannot always be taken at face value. That is what makes this
Horsfield Menzies: Blog vs Behaviour places the firm’s polished public image beside its documented conduct in the Cepac tribunal saga. A running comparison of brochure language, professional claims and what happened when the rhetoric met a real litigant.
Daniel Rubin has already explained why recruitment decisions cannot always be taken at face value. That is what makes this
Most Blog vs Behaviour articles require TCAP to place two documents beside each other, work through the chronology and gradually
There are stock images, and then there is whatever the fuck happened at Horsfield Menzies. Sam Butler’s article on Britain’s
Horsfield Menzies has spent much of this series helpfully publishing the standards against which its own behaviour can be measured.
Angus Menzies has written a handy guide to victimisation. He called it simply “VICTIMISATION”, but TCAP prefers the more practical
On 26 February 2026, Horsfield Menzies published “Managing Relationships at Work”. Four days later, it announced that Laura McLellan had
Rachel Rigg asks whether DSARs are used as “fishing expeditions”. Her Horsfield Menzies article then correctly explains that a DSAR
Marcia Sumbe wrote the warning. Sam Butler supplied the case study. In “FAIR REASON, FLAWED PROCESS”, Horsfield Menzies explains that
Simon Horsfield published an all-caps celebration of double-digit growth, 450 new matters and a 2030 plan to make Horsfield Menzies