Horsfield Menzies – Blog vs Behaviour : SAM BUTLER – CUT THE CAUSE, KEEP THE REACTION
Sam Butler’s “REMOTE CONTROL?” article tells employers to examine context before condemning conduct. Sensible advice. Now put it beside the
NEWCASTLEET coverage: Newcastle Employment Tribunal mangled a disabled claimant’s Cummins and Cepac cases with missing submissions, warped judgments and weaponised procedure.
Sam Butler’s “REMOTE CONTROL?” article tells employers to examine context before condemning conduct. Sensible advice. Now put it beside the
Cepac names Natural Trainer packaging in its own awards announcement. Behind the pet-food brand sits Affinity Petcare, with a business-partner
The Horsfield Menzies complaint eventually found someone willing to process it. Entry 46. Source: SRA Complaint. Five labels sat beside
Early this morning, I found myself looking at a recommendation from Lord Sugar. Not for a new apprentice, a second-hand
Cepac celebrated an award-winning Absolut display for Tesco. Alongside the trophy sits a less photogenic collection: my same-day WhatsApp, Maria
TCAP has already examined Angus Menzies’ public explanation of claimant attrition and his colder lesson on hearings continuing without disabled
Some judgments arrive like medicine. Others arrive like a bin bag dripping quietly onto the kitchen floor. Employment Judge Seamus
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