You can catch Waterfront employment solicitor, Anthony Purvis, in The Telegraph offering his top five tips to first time recruiters. Aimed at entrepeneurs, the article highlights the importance of having a basic understanding of the law and putting things in writing.
Anthony said: “It’s an exciting time recruiting you first employee, but there are some simple things you can do to avoid the courts and stay focussed on your start-up.” For a free initial chat on employment law, give Anthony a call on 020 7234 0200.
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