Office & Workplace at Ashurst

The location is great - at the top of Collins Street. The desks are nice and there are lots of meeting rooms. The end of trip facilities are good.

Brilliant location, lovely offices, end of trip facilities in the building. Dress for your day dress code policy.

The office is currently great and situated in the best part of the city. Dress code varies by team but will usually be corporate attire.

Office is very nice, corporate casual is the dress code unless going to a client meeting or court.

Our office is great, however I think the Melbourne office (when I visited) is outstanding. I look forward to the new Sydney office that hopefully emulates Melbourne a bit more. I take issue with the lack of desks in certain teams. I find it confusing that the firm wants 60% in-office work, however on some floors clearly does not have enough desks. E.g. in my previous team, there were 5 full time team members hot desking for lack of space. I tend to dress more corporate than some others in the firm, saving my jeans for just casual Fridays. However, I think a dress for your day approach is appropriate - provided everyone looks neat and tidy. I personally prefer the old school, corporate style - I do think it looks neater overall.

Very nice offices. Closed office spaces so minimal noise from meetings etc (no open plan layout).

The firm is moving offices soon, so although the rating isn't as high as it could be I am sure that will change with the move. Dress code is also pretty flexible, common sense applies

Facilities are adequate, location is excellent.

Location and building facilities are fantastic. Limited natural lighting in parts of the office, but currently no hot-desking (with the exception of paralegals who work on an ad-hoc basis). Multiple coffee options in the kitchen, and kitchen amenities are exceptionally well kept.

Great locations in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. Dress code is "dress for your day" so usually very casual office attire