Horsfield Menzies – Blog vs Behaviour : Rachel Yorke – THE DESTINATION CAME FIRST
Rachel Yorke has written an article about what happens when an organisation stops asking what the proportionate outcome should be
Rachel Yorke is a legal director working for disability bullies Horsfield Menzies.
Rachel Yorke has written an article about what happens when an organisation stops asking what the proportionate outcome should be
Rachel Yorke has already told the Horsfield Menzies readership that Tribunal delay can operate attritionally and “grind down a claimant”.
Rachel Yorke has managed to fit one of the grubbiest sentences I have seen on an employment law firm’s website
Barclays custody failures put £16.5 billion of assets at risk and brought a £37,745,000 Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) fine in
Rachel Yorke has written an article about ignorance, but the interesting bit is not ignorance at all. It is selection.
Horsfield Menzies has spent much of this series helpfully publishing the standards against which its own behaviour can be measured.
BT celebrated record Openreach fibre connections, a 40% take-up rate and broadband revenue per user rising 7%. Five days later,
BT AI job cuts are usually presented as the unavoidable price of progress. The machines improve. The network modernises. Human