Business and government rely on call centres when crisis strikes
25 Aug 2009 | by Rob McLuhan
the government's tradition of outsourcing its helplines in the event of crises such as floods, fuel shortages ...
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the government's tradition of outsourcing its helplines in the event of crises such as floods, fuel shortages ...
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Marketing's Mystery Caller's old banger is about to fall apart, and we've heard about a government...and I'm a little confused about this Government grant. I've got quite an old car, it's a 1988 Nissan ... , the call handler can be forgiven for the confusion, as the government have yet to decide the finer details ...
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. The maximum penalty Ofcom is allowed to impose was recently increased by the government from £5,000 to £50 ...
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The regulator has also taken firm action against four out of seven companies it has been investigating after concerns about their abandoned call rates. Stephen Carter, Ofcom chief executive, said the new rules were necessary, together with higher fines. Ofcom is requesting the government's permission ...
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