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Sheffield insolvency firm Wilson Field bolsters staff with 9 new employees
Business turnaround and insolvency specialist, Wilson Field, has boosted its staff with the appointment of nine new employees at its Sheffield headquarters.
The company, based in Ecclesall Road South and which operates nationwide, now employs 86 people.
Amongst the new recruits are an insolvency practitioner, managerial staff, as well as a number of administrative staff and two new apprentices.
Managing director Nick Wilson said: “We have recruited across a number of areas to increase our administrative facilities and also to boost our front-line operators who are hands on management for individual cases.
“These appointments come on the back of our nationwide office openings and are a direct result of the breadth of workload that we are managing across all of our divisions.
“The majority of our operative management is still conducted from Sheffield and so we need these additional hands to support the excellent work that the existing team is delivering from our headquarters, but we are still seeing strong levels of activity throughout the UK.”
The company, which has offices in Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol, Cardiff and Swansea, has witnessed consistent growth over the last three years with approximately 20 per cent increases in staffing levels per year.
Most of its workforce live within 20 miles of the Sheffield base.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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