I usually save these spaces for legal updates but frankly, given this weeks news I thought I would put pen to paper so to speak on what are more pressing issues.
The Bank of England have announced that the UK is in a state of recession and I know many of you will have mixed feelings about this.
Some may argue the alternative and yet some too readily accept the news as gospel but regardless as to where your views lie, nobody can argue with the fact that things have got tougher out there in business and confidence seems to be at an all time low.
This got me thinking about the role of the Employment Lawyer during a recession- some might raise a cynical eyebrow and state what they think is an obvious fact in that we as lawyers are likely to be busier than ever.
This isnt exactly so, I would disagree that we are busier than ever, although I would readily accept that the focus of our work changes drastically in times of financial crisis or recession and quite rightly so too. Our clients needs change and the role of an Employment Lawyer during these times needs to change with them.
The best run businesses will plan ahead and its rarely too late to do so - we can help you do that.
We can help you plan for the tough times and enable you to weather any storm which might arise and ensure that your single biggest investment (your people) is safe and providing a return. Our advice is always strategic and neednt be reactive if you seek it early.
Yes, this might involve tough decisions but we can help you make them the best possible and never forget its amidst these decisions that lies your future success and business longevity which is our ultimate aim.
Our clients and friends are invited to attend our December Business Round Table where one of our partners will be highlighting how you can plan ahead and prosper during what could be tough times ahead. This will take place on 4th December 2008 at 10am.
Email me on gda@hrlegalpartners.com to book your place - seating is limited to 10 places so please hurry...
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
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