Working Solutions Hiring 1,000s for Holidays
Traditional seasonal hiring stagnates; work from home helps fill the gap
DALLAS, Oct. 3, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Holiday hiring in 2018 dropped 6.4% from 2017, according to a recent report published in Retail Dive, and indications are that trend will hold for the 2019 hiring season. Most experts cite the rise of e-commerce for the stagnation.
Countering the trend is Working Solutions, a recognized leader in on-demand, onshore contact center outsourcing. The company announced today it is seeking more than 4,000 independent, work-from-home agents to serve the holiday demands of its retail, travel and consumer services clients and their customers.
"Demand has never been higher," said Kim Houlne, Working Solutions founder and chief executive. "Our sales-and-service agents meet needs driven by more online shoppers. And the beauty of our holiday hires is that these seasonal positions can translate into longer-term positions, meeting consumer needs year-round."
Working Solutions is now accepting online applications at jobs.workingsolutions.com. Current openings include Travel Reservation Specialist, Tax Software Customer Service Rep and Retail Customer Care.
About Working Solutions
Twenty-three years ago, Working Solutions began as an idea that sparked an entire industry, on-demand contact center outsourcing. With clients across the United States and in Canada, the company today is a recognized industry leader in distributed business process solutions. Its virtual network of more than 110,000 registered agents handles sales, customer care and tech support for diverse industries, including consumer services, travel, and hospitality. To learn more, visit www.workingsolutions.com.
Contact: Springfield Lewis / Communications Director / [email protected] / Ph: (972) 964-4800 x334
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