itel call centre to close its doors here

-around 400 jobs could be lost Just some three-plus years after establishing its large customer call centre in Guyana, Jamaica-based itel has announced plans to close its operations in the country, leaving hundreds facing unemployment in what will be a blow to the government which has been seeking to expand the sector. The article itel call centre to close its doors here appeared first on Stabroek News.

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