6 benefits of New Scotland call centres

Find out how the new call centres can make a positive impact upon communities.

07:18 14 May 2013

Scotland’s economy may be getting a significant boost with the addition of roughly 400 jobs from a call centre that wants to establish locations across the belt of Scotland. The improvements could mean many positives, including financial improvements, for the area.

 

• Training—job-specific training provided so typically no educational degree is necessary for this job.

 

• Upward mobility—call centres offer opportunities to create a business career and to be promoted to other positions within the company.

 

• Transfer—since the company runs multiple call centres, it may be possible to transfer to other locations for those who want to try a new atmosphere.

 

• Financial—the centre may allow better economic status for many individuals and families which could then be pumped back into the local economy in the form of shopping, or establishing savings accounts.

 

• Morale—creating peace of mind and more stability in the financial realm allows people to hope and relax which leads to healthier people, and additional growth as people branch into acquiring more skills.

 

• Credibility—for some people a call centre job may be their first working opportunity to prove themselves and obtain positive references for any future jobs.

 

It is clear that Scotland’s economy may be improving over the next couple of years as the centres are established and other financial improvements will lead to more start-up businesses, more shopping, improved savings practices, and the stability of the economy is likely to draw more investors.

 

Creating the call centres is going to provide a way to generate economic stability, financial security, and sets up positive loop where people have funds to put back into the economy.

 

The results should be a thriving economy within a few years and much more growth than just the call centres.