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Alabama Sitel corp. plans to hires 350 employees at new customer service 2015

byCustoms Today Report
01/07/2015
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ALBAMA: The Company provides outsourced customer services for businesses worldwide. Sitel Corp plans to hire 350 employees at a new customer service call center in Pompano Beach The Nashville based Company worked with the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, Career Source Broward, the Greater Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce and the city before signing a lease at 2500 N.W. 19th St.

The workers in Pompano Beach would help the customers of a large financial services institution. With a need for 350 employees by August; Sitel will hold a job fair at Career Source Broward North, at 2301 W. Sample Road, from now until July 24.Broward considers job growth incentives for 3 companies with 154 jobs

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“All three of our centers are holding hiring events,” said Mason Jackson, president/CEO of Career Source Broward. “It’s always exciting to see new businesses, such as Sitel, provide great advancement opportunities for employees in the region.”Sitel said it plans to ultimately hire more than 1,000 full-time employees in Pompano Beach.

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