Page Partners : Shears Law – A Very Small Blade For A Very Big Mess
Page made the DSAR mess itself. Page did the redactions. Page created the wrong-Lee CV disaster. Page let disability-discrimination smoke
Page Partners follows Michael Page clients, Page Outsourcing relationships and the businesses appearing in PageGroup’s corporate success stories. Behind the polished recruitment case studies, glowing testimonials and carefully manufactured reputations, TCAP goes looking for the details that rarely make the marketing brochure.
From employment disputes and regulatory investigations to corporate controversies and questionable business practices, we examine what the publicity leaves out. Every client relationship offers another opportunity to compare the corporate sales pitch with the public record, exposing the uncomfortable questions that glossy recruitment campaigns tend to avoid.
Michael Page sells expertise, trust, successful partnerships and a few extras that never appear on the label. TCAP examines the companies behind those claims, the controversies behind the corporate branding and the inconvenient evidence that deserves a much larger audience.
Welcome to Page Partners. The recruitment brochure ends here. The scrutiny begins.
Page made the DSAR mess itself. Page did the redactions. Page created the wrong-Lee CV disaster. Page let disability-discrimination smoke
Page Outsourcing says “changing lives is at the heart” of what it does. Lovely. Then it points to “our customer”
Page Outsourcing boasts that it helped PicPay, the Brazilian payments app, hire 456 people during rapid growth: front-end, back-end, data,
Page Resourcing says Walmart partnered with it in Mexico to hire 120 bilingual accounting profiles for a new shared services
Page Outsourcing boasts that it helped Neon, the Brazilian fintech, recruit technology professionals across Brazil: 231 IT positions, 208 hires,
Page Outsourcing boasts that it helped Vivo Telefônica Brasil expand its technology and commercial teams, changing 689 lives through RPO,
Page Outsourcing says it helped hire more than 300 finance, IT and procurement professionals for Evonik’s Malaysian shared services centre.
Page Outsourcing boasts about helping one of the world’s largest mining and logistics companies hire over 100 employees with disabilities.
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