Nigel’s Notes

Don’t let just anyone cross your drawbridge and enter your castle

25th March 2026
Don’t let just anyone cross your drawbridge and enter your castle

Once upon a time a royal family lived in a big castle. Although they were very happy living in their castle, they needed help to clean and tidy and maintain their household. So, they asked people in the nearby towns and villages to apply for jobs. Importantly, the royal family had a very strict housekeeper […]

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The Concept of Employee Value – A Tale of Two Buses

20th August 2025
The Concept of Employee Value – A Tale of Two Buses

The same urban bus route was served by two operators – one using a red bus and one using a blue bus. The red bus company employed fully qualified PSV drivers with a clean driving and DBS record and the blue bus company also employed fully qualified PSV drivers with a clean driving and DBS […]

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Making Today’s Remote Recruitment Choices – A Story of Cars and Candidates

9th July 2025
Making Today’s Remote Recruitment Choices – A Story of Cars and Candidates

More than you might think. As the world of work has shifted especially in the wake of remote and hybrid working so too has the way we assess people during the hiring process. Gone are the days when face-to-face interviews were a given. Now, hiring decisions are often made through screens, based on polished CVs, […]

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