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CUSTOMER CARE NEWS
People Top Taxi Drivers Receive Awards
A group of taxi drivers in the UK, who have become the first to qualify under a new scheme to enhance customer care skills, will receive their awards at a ceremony next week.
Monday, 01 August 2005
People Union to Sue State to Block Labor Department Call Center Plan
Public Employees Federation is taking the state to court to block a plan that would transfer jobs from a New York City unemployment call center to two upstate offices.
Monday, 01 August 2005
People Last call at US Airways Reservations Center
After four decades of taking calls and booking tickets for US Airways passengers, the last 281 Pittsburgh-based reservation agents and managers will hang up their headsets for the last time.
Monday, 01 August 2005
Processes Call Center Work at ATA Goes Abroad
The outsourcing of 450 jobs, by ATA Airlines will result in some call center work being sent to the Philippines.
Monday, 01 August 2005
Customers Can the Cable Guy Be Rehabilitated?
Three top customer care pros talk about what they are doing to chase away the ghost of Jim Carrey.
Monday, 25 July 2005
Customers Rx for Hospitals: Customer Service Can Improve the Bottom Line
As profit margins have become slimmer for health care providers, the world-class Houston-area hospitals are beginning to see themselves in a customer service role.
Monday, 25 July 2005
People HSBC Hit with Call Center Suit
HSBC Bank USA is the latest target in a series of lawsuits that workers are filing against call centers.
Monday, 25 July 2005
People UK Job Satisfaction and Commitment on the Decline
Fewer than two-thirds of UK employees (64%) are satisfied with their jobs, a 10% reduction since the survey was conducted three years ago.
Monday, 25 July 2005
Technology Study: Self-Service Popularity Growing
Self-service customer interaction systems are quickly becoming a standard method of communication between organizations and customers, and consumers are demanding and expecting easy-to-use, sophisticated technology to expedite their customer service inquiries.
Monday, 25 July 2005
Customers Fast Service Can Be a Turn Off
A new study says restaurants risk losing customers if they rush them through their casual dining experience.
Tuesday, 19 July 2005


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