The law discovers the manager: Who is a manager in the eyes of the Law?

The question will probably be more important in the future than in the past; for one thing, statutes as unlike as the Trade Descriptions Act and the Factories Act place a liability upon a manager if certain offences are committed by his organisation. In the training field from a practical rather than a narrowly legal point of view, ITBs have had to identify the ‘manager’ in relation to grants and training recommendations, for example.