How To Use Call centre In A Sentence
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Getting something done via the call centres is like wading through treacle wearing flippers and ball and chain.
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Credit and debit card information must not be kept by call centres once a transaction is complete.
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But to include call centre work in this category is absurd.
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But if outsourcing is not mentioned as a reason when call centre numbers are reduced then perhaps the drift abroad is not the inevitable one-way movement that we all feared.
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This is me, on my way to their head office and the call centres so I can do away with the lot of them.
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The call centre fundraising industry is certainly big business.
The Sun
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She had worked as a call centre operator making cold calls for time-share holidays.
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They were mainly telesales people and call centre supervisors who moved into business development and sales management roles.
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Norwich Union is the latest in a long line of financial services companies to move call centre jobs to India.
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One thing is for sure, if said gift is not delivered sharpish on Monday and with profuse apologies, the very nice operator at the call centre will be receiving a somewhat less than very nice call from yours truly.
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Call centre staff, it seems, are watched very closely to make sure they are not spending valuable company time on the lav.
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I was a victim of sugging the other day when a foreign call centre gave me every impression it was conducting market research about attitudes to tax.
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However, the 55 staff at the call centre have been assured by the company they will be redeployed in other positions.
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They were mainly telesales people and call centre supervisors who moved into business development and sales management roles.
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Most of China's call centres now provide 24-hour continuous service and provide voice IP, email, fax, text and video IP services.
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A spokesman told me that the vouchers were designed primarily for use in its shops but could be redeemed via its call centre.
Times, Sunday Times
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A key factor for companies operating a telephone-based link to customers is the management of special call centres to handle sales and customer queries.
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Claimants will be forced to use call centres instead of local offices.
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A spokesperson for thetrainline. com said: "While we provide the retail and ticket fulfilment technology for the First Great Western website, we do not manage their customer services eg call centres, which is why in this particular case we, as thetrainline. com, were not able to notify Mr Cartwright about the late cancellation.
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Many of the call centre jobs will be casual or part-time, and all will be poorly paid.
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These include things such as traffic jams, overcrowded public transport and call centres that seem incapable of answering our questions.
The Sun
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In addition to auxiliary training provided to all agents, call centres in the region are also well equipped with the latest technology.
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The withdrawal of Vertex from the call centre means potential clients are now dealing solely with Manpower, which makes for a more straightforward arrangement.
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Thankfully in the MPS we are not required to consult call centre civies before putting on reports or resulting calls.
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Britain leads Europe in call centre jobs, with Scotland doing disproportionately well.
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As I said sorry to bother you but the call centre guy refused to write down the information when I gave it to him, and Rob Connell seems to be unreachable.
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This is a man who during one campaign speech mocked an Indian call centre worker by mimicking their accent.
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Its remit was to study the issues affecting the UK call centre industry and its capability to respond to global pressures, particularly the issue of jobs being offshored.
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She had worked as a call centre operator making cold calls for time-share holidays.
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It prompted accusations by some party members that the call centre was the source of the leak.
Times, Sunday Times
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A call centre operator from Trowbridge is hoping her talent on the mixing decks will win her the chance to perform in the dance tent at this year's Glastonbury festival.
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The number of calls to the helpline increased by 79 per cent last year as it became better known and more regional call centres were opened.
The Sun
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More than a million people work in call centres and they're often in areas that suffered big job losses from industrial decline.
Times, Sunday Times
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She bought a house for cash with the money and started working from home as a telesales trainer for other call centres.
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There is no way the cost of running stores can be compared with the cost of a warehouse, call centre and distribution depot.
The Sun
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Its call centres already handle all inquiries about self-assessment and tax credits.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sally drives across the Bridge to the northern suburbs, where hi-tech businesses and call centres nestle along the highway.
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So, back to the call centre, where a voice as rasping as a chainsaw told me that they had no knowledge of any previous demands.
Times, Sunday Times
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One of its mock-up presentations shows a police call centre with access to the One database system.
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She had worked as a call centre operator making cold calls for time-share holidays.
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Women are more adaptable, compliant and possess the communication skills required by the call centre service economy.
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A hospital porter, a call centre operator, supermarket shelf stackers and a factory worker, they meet regularly in an all night cafe to kill time.
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Call centres are too often the twenty-first century's satanic mills; but here the workers in this stressful business are given a dignified and humane environment.
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Twenty interns in six unions worked on campaigns including in call centres, furniture factories, transport yards, hospitals and hotels.
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She then tried to use telephone banking but call centre staff alerted the fraud protection team.
The Sun
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Both of these women were rewarded for their commitment and dedication to improving labour standards in the burgeoning call centre industry.
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But the bulk of new jobs will be pickers and packers at the website's warehouse in Osbaldwick Link Road, plus a website editor, and administration and call centre staff.
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A 24-hour call centre operates, permanently manned by experienced personnel from all three Services.
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She recently remarked that the adoption of foreign accents ‘for jobs in call centres shows how easily an ancient civilisation can be made to abase itself completely’.
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Many of them have converted existing space into call centres, mainly for telemarketing to the US.
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My girlfriend is 25 and has a regular nine-to-five job in a call centre so this puts a strain on our relationship.
The Sun
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The three most common complaints were long queues in branches, unhelpful call centres and untrained staff.
Times, Sunday Times
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Recent corporate decisions by the British banks to switch thousands of low-end call centre jobs to India resulted in headline news and fury among British unions.
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There are worrying stories of call centre employees who are clueless about managing their money.
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But his camp nasal voice led him to consider comedy while working in a call centre.
The Sun
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These include things such as traffic jams, overcrowded public transport and call centres that seem incapable of answering our questions.
The Sun
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Credit and debit card information must not be kept by call centres once a transaction is complete.
Times, Sunday Times
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RACQ had some of their call centre staff doing it years ago.
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We contacted customers through travel agents and call centres to get them there before the strike.
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The move marks a bitter blow for the shopping centre's owners who will see the call centre and the former Garons banqueting suite unoccupied as well as the old C & A store.
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Pembrokeshire County Council will be redoubling its efforts to market the second call centre building, pledged its leader, Councillor Maurice Hughes.
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Working Links are running taster courses with employers for people who want to try out a call centre career.
The Sun
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The call centre will handle ‘inward services’, manning the service centre and helplines.
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Van Niekerk says entry-level learners will get two months training in a simulated call centre environment.
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The call centre fundraising industry is certainly big business.
The Sun
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Another big call centred on the choice of D'Arcy ahead of Wallace (who has the consolation of covering the out-half berth) at first centre.
IrishExaminer.com
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The fishing fleet may have been decimated, and the pits and shipyards may have been replaced by air-conditioned call centres, but Britain's industrial heritage lives on in song.
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Trained volunteers will be manning the call centre to offer independent and confidential information and support to people experiencing difficulties.
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Call centre workers were shown singing with their mouths full.
Times, Sunday Times
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Suppose the difference between using a local call centre and a Mumbai call centre for the life of the service interval is X present value dollars.
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We were in danger of becoming a call centre - which defeated the objective of being a technology-based solution.
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But his camp nasal voice led him to consider comedy while working in a call centre.
The Sun
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Users reserve the car via an app or call centre.
Times, Sunday Times
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Quite a lot of the call centre workers, who do telesales, are students or people who have just graduated and have to do something to pay off their debts.
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As old timers say, one can draw a rough comparison between some of the linesmen of the telephones department and the average English-speaking executive at the cellular service provider's call centre.
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It has voicemail, cordless phone ability and extra call centre features that enable telemarketing and a customer service centre.
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This is a man who during one campaign speech mocked an Indian call centre worker by mimicking their accent.
Times, Sunday Times
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So, back to the call centre, where a voice as rasping as a chainsaw told me that they had no knowledge of any previous demands.
Times, Sunday Times
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But his camp nasal voice led him to consider comedy while working in a call centre.
The Sun
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Three years ago half of call centre staff left each year.
The Sun
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Before Christmas, the Department of Health distanced itself from the idea of centralising bookings, saying there were "no plans" for a national call centre.
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The idea was that people would go online or phone a call centre.
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Parts and labour were covered, but delivery and call centre support were not.
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The assurer employs 300 at its main call centre base at Tanfield in Edinburgh, where staff regularly need to answer complex questions relating to annuities, bonus rates and with-profits policies.
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We have installed a data specialist in the call centre whose key result area is to get a customer's services configured the moment he walks in and handhold them through all issues.
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This is a man who during one campaign speech mocked an Indian call centre worker by mimicking their accent.
Times, Sunday Times
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It prompted accusations by some party members that the call centre was the source of the leak.
Times, Sunday Times
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More than a million people work in call centres and they're often in areas that suffered big job losses from industrial decline.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their 40 employees, based at a call centre in Newport Street, will be unaffected by the sale.
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The woman in the call centre told me that the letter had been sent out by accident - a computer glitch, she told me.
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Clare Maguire Ain't Nobody (Breakage Remix) (Polydor) I once worked with a lady who spelled her name Klaire ( "Klaire with a K" was her mantra) and though this seemed an odd affectation for someone who worked in a call centre, you can't help thinking that a similar conceit would help distinguish Clare Maguire from the legion of identikit pop ladies we apparently should be looking out for in 2011.
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The extreme example of this is the call centre, where time spent on refreshment breaks is often deducted from pay.
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So the positive result left the shocked call centre worker feeling dirty and scared.
The Sun
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I convocated with a degree in psychology and French from the University of Regina, and now am working in (blah) a call centre to save enough money to get home (New Brunswick, Canada).
Home Stretch!
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The only vehicles with whom I lose out are call centre cabs and tempos.
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UTI Bank is to open a captive call centre to be operational in the next financial year.