Gallagher Bassett has moved its Victorian operation to a “purpose-built workplace” at Melbourne Central Tower.  

The claims manager says the move marks “a significant investment” in its business in the state.  

The office features more than 300 workstations, 14 meeting rooms and six quiet rooms for GB employees.

There are also modern breakout spaces and kitchen areas, and designated spaces for fitness classes. 

GB’s state GM Stephanie Connolly says the move “reflects our long‑term commitment to supporting our Victorian team and the clients we proudly serve.

“This purpose-designed workplace, equipped with dedicated training facilities, advanced AV-enabled spaces and ergonomic workstations, enables our team to collaborate effectively, deepen their expertise and deliver strong results for Victoria’s injured workers,” Ms Connolly said.