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Previously, the company has said the merger will bring high-speed service to more Americans quickly, and it has pledged to move 5,000 call-center jobs to the U.S. if the deal is completed.
FCC Blasts AT&T Deal Amy Schatz 2011
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Youssef Boudlal/Reuters Portuguese tourist Alexandre Carvalho, a 34-year-old call-center worker from southern Portugal, said, I had just arrived at the square, the area where most cafes are located.
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In the meantime, to bolster its balance sheet, Alcatel Lucent said it would conclude the sale of its Genesys call-center software unit by the end of the year or beginning of 2012.
Alcatel Lucent Slumps on Uncertain Outlook Max Colchester 2011
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An AT&T spokesman cited gains in productivity and the fact that more customers were going online to choose their phone and pay their bills, reducing the need for more call-center workers and salespeople.
Wireless Jobs Vanish Anton Troianovski 2011
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The company employs a team of 16 social psychologists who craft scripts for call-center employees.
Thinking Deeply On Risky Lending Ruth Simon 2011
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He said that the Philippines could become self-sufficient in rice production later this year and that the country continues to receive strong infusions from a booming outsourcing and call-center industry that now is now worth over $11 billion a year.
Philippines President Sees Further Growth James Hookway 2012
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I've been thinking of even going and taking a job like answering a telephone, a call-center agent, anything, Julian says.
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I've been thinking of even going and taking a job like answering a telephone, a call-center agent, anything, Julian says.
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At Johnson Storage & Moving, in Centennial, Colo., which employs 450 workers in five states, administrative workers, such as call-center staffers and dispatchers, are allowed to work remotely or off-hours.
For Hourly Jobs, White-Collar Perks Rachel Emma Silverman 2011
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At wireless carriers, leaps forward in smartphone and network technology haven't generally required increases in the call-center workers and salespeople that make up much of the wireless-telecom work force.
Wireless Jobs Vanish Anton Troianovski 2011
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