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Monday 28 September 2015 8:36 pm

Recruitment firm Robert Half UK opens flagship office in The Shard

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The Shard has bagged itself another tenant after recruitment firm Robert Half UK launched a new flagship office in the skyscraper yesterday.

The US-listed company, which has more than 340 offices worldwide, has taken 20,200 square feet of offices on the 10th floor of the building.

It is consolidating its three London branches as well as its business consultancy subsidiary Protiviti into The Shard so that it can offer “a full spectrum of services from one central location”, the company said.

The Shard, now close to 70 per cent let, set a new price record last month after Leonteq Securities snapped up the 26th floor for over £90 per sq ft.

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