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150 new jobs at outsourcing company’s Sunderland base
Outsourcing company Parseq, who expanded to the North East following the acquisition of 2Touch in May earlier this year, has announced that 150 new jobs will be available at its Sunderland base.
Due to rapid growth the company has relocated to two new premises and t is reported that those interested in customer service roles should apply.
Parseq chief executive, Derwyn Jones, said: “Our newly acquired Sunderland business is a key part of our national strategy for growth so we’re delighted to be able to announce our increased investment in the North East by bringing employment opportunities to the area so soon after taking ownership.
“This growth will take us a considerable step closer to helping us achieve our ambitious plans to establish a business with a turnover of £100 million.
“This investment has secured our position as one of the region’s largest employers, something we’re incredibly proud of.
“Sunderland Council’s business investment team, particularly Tom Hurst, has been really supportive advising us on this double move.
“It’s great to see local authorities getting behind companies such as ours who have a thirst for grown.”
Leader of Sunderland City Council, Cllr Paul Watson, said: “Parseq’s move to accommodate its growing staff in the city is great news. Sunderland remains one of the world’s leading locations for contact centre companies.
“The sector generates over £150 million a year to the local economy.
“The robust performance of this firm underlines the talented, adaptable workforce in Sunderland, the contact centre’s biggest asset. We will continue to work closely with Parseq as it grows.”
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