Specialist recruitment consultancy opens new head office in London
Portfolio Payroll, a UK specialist recruiter in payroll, credit control, HR and reward as well as procurement, has moved into its new London home at 1 Finsbury Square.
Members of staff have relocated from New Liverpool House, near Liverpool Street Station. The move to 1 Finsbury Square gives Portfolio Payroll the ability to accommodate any further planned growth for the business.
Portfolio Payroll’s managing director, Danny Done, said: “We are very excited to be in our new London home. Our approach to providing a fast and cost-effective service when recruiting payroll professionals at all levels of the market has led to exceptional growth over the last few years.
“As a result, Portfolio Payroll is excited to announce the relocation of our head office to larger premises. This larger, modern, new space will allow us to better serve our existing clients and continue our expansion efforts.”
The company is continuing to add new clients and candidates to its portfolio.
Done continued: “The investment in our incredible new working environment is a testament to the team whose hard work and determination have been integral to our growth and success.
“We look forward to welcoming our clients and contacts over the next few weeks and months to come.”
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