Pensions reclaim firm adds jobs in office expansion
A pensions reclaim firm is creating jobs in an office expansion.
AskRose is adding 16 customer service staff to its workforce.
Bosses say the move – which will see the Altrincham-headquartered operator nearly double its headcount to 33 – will allow it to “do an even better job in helping customers”.
They add it will also see the firm take extra office space at its home in Bruntwood and Trafford Council’s Foundation building.
Working with 100,000 clients, the business is known for services that help people affected by the Home Responsibilities Protection pensions scandal.
Elaine Walker, AskRose director, said: “There is an unmet need for specialist advisers in this sector, and we are very proud of our phenomenal growth.
“The thousands of women unable to go through the arduous process of reclaiming their own money from HMRC need our help, and this expansion gives us all the tools we need to do this efficiently and successfully.
“We are also pleased to be creating more jobs in Altrincham and Greater Manchester.”
A Bruntwood and Trafford Council spokesperson added: “AskRose’s expansion demonstrates the value of providing a flexible workspace that can adapt as businesses grow.
“Its growth also reflects the continued demand for high-quality workspace in Altrincham, with the Foundation building now at full occupancy.”
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