Peoples Choice create new call centre
Telebroker Peoples Choice has announced that it will be opening a second call centre in Sunningdale R...
Telebroker Peoples Choice has announced that it will be opening a second call centre in Sunningdale Road, Leicester, creating up to 600 new jobs.The company, which used to be the direct arm of AGF, claims to be the UK's fastest growing independent telebroker and says that, since its launch at the beginning of the year, it has quickly outgrown its premises in Manchester.
The telebroker is looking to recruit 110 new staff by the end of this year and a further 500 jobs will be created over the
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