Willis denies using staff appraisal system to force exit of employees

Michelle Worvell
01 Jan 2009

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Willis has denied reports that it is using its appraisal system to manage staff out of the business in an effort to cut jobs.

Market sources claimed that Brendan McManus, chief executive UK & Ireland for Willis, was implementing the review, which has seen staff across the board given a score out of five during an appraisal process known as 'right-sizing'. It is claimed that any staff member scoring a one or a two has been given the impression that their time at the company is limited in order to

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