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ARTICLE · 19 OCTOBER 2020

Successfully Managing Success Management

The EAT has recently overturned an ET decision that a senior NHS manager had not been discriminated against on the grounds of age when she failed to secure two promotions because she ...

United KingdomEmployment and HR

The EAT has recently overturned an ET decision that a senior NHS manager had not been discriminated against on the grounds of age when she failed to secure two promotions because she was not a member of the respondent NHS trust's 'talent pool'.

Many trusts see it as a key responsibility to promote talented managers and to retain successful ones. The trust in this case had a 'talent pool' to meet this objective, which it operated as 'a diversion' from Agenda for Change.

  • There were three ways into the 'talent pool'. A score of 'exceeds expectations' in appraisal, a successful challenge to an appraisal if you initially scored below that, or successful self-nomination where a member of staff could put their name forward twice a year.

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