250 jobs to be created in Belfast

Business trends were turned on their head today when an Indian IT company announced it was creating 250 call centre jobs in Northern Ireland.

250 jobs to be created in Belfast
Mon, 20 Sep, 2004 - 16:49

Business trends were turned on their head today when an Indian IT company announced it was creating 250 call centre jobs in Northern Ireland.

The major jobs boost for Belfast will come as part of a £1.9m (€2.8m) investment by HCL BPO, one of India’s leading global IT companies.

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