Contact centre group holds jobs fair for Talk Talk employees

SOME light at the end of the tunnel may be visible for Talk Talk employees about to lose their jobs, with a range of vacancies due to be advertised today.

Contact centre group holds jobs fair for Talk Talk employees
Wed, 14 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
Conor Kane

Contact centre employers will host a jobs fair today at the Talk Talk contact centre in Waterford, which is due to shed 575 jobs early next month.

Following last week’s announcement of the imminent closure of the Talk Talk facility in the city’s IDA industrial estate, the Contact Centre Management Association (CCMA) decided to hold a jobs fair to help those being made redundant.

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