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Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Call Center Report: April 19-25
In this week's update on the call centers that are opening, closing, and making news worldwide: Mostly domestic news and one item from China.
- Cleveland-based Life Line Screening, a company that does preventive health screenings, will open a call center in Jackson Township, Ohio. It will employ 120 people.
CantonRep.com, 20 Apr. 2006
- Chicago-based real estate and money manager Jones Lang LaSalle is opening a 150-agent call center in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Business Times, 19 Apr. 2006
- Marshalltown, Iowa is getting a new 50-agent Iowa Department of Human Services call center.
Times-Republican, 19 Apr. 2006
- The City of San Francisco needs 9-1-1 emergency operators -- 70 of them. There were only 119 in March.
KESQ News 3, 19 Apr. 2006
- Teleperformance USA, the American arm of a Paris-based outsourcer, opened a call center in Akron, Ohio that it expects to employ 700 people (400 full-time equivalents).
Akron Beacon Journal, 19 Apr. 2006
- The Qwest Communications call center in Helena, Montana is closing, resulting in 70 lost jobs. A Qwest representative pointed to a trend in 350 to 500-person call centers in the company as the reason for the closing.
Helena Independent Record, 18 Apr. 2006
- Beijing, China is opening a call center in June for the reporting of intellectual property violations.
CRIEnglish.com, 18 Apr. 2006
Posted by Harry Sheff on Tuesday, April 25, 2006 at 11:44 AM
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