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Andy Hallett replied

16 October 2013, 08:52
Can't go into too much detail out of respect for the staff (including me) who are affected by this. Happy to post updates as we make them available.

Suffice to say it was a decision taken as part of our Strategic Planning Process which constantly looks at the sectors and geographies we operate in.

It was widely reported in July SThree targets savings through office closures - FT.com
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cojak replied

15 October 2013, 20:11
I'm sure Andy H will tell us all is well...
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richy started a topic Progressive office closures

15 October 2013, 20:04
Progressive office closures

Hello

I read in the press that Progrssive (SThree) are closing a few offices. I see this has now happend with Reading being closed.

I don't think this sounds ominus, the group still has a good share price I see.

Has anyone else heard anything?
Cheers
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