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Proposed Legislation Would Discourage Call Center Offshoring

December 08, 2011

If a bill introduced yesterday by U.S. Reps. Tim Bishop (D, NY-1) and Dave McKinley (R, WV-1) is passed, domestic companies that locate their call centers overseas would lose the ability to get federal grants and loans, would be kept on list at the U.S. Department of Labor, and would have to be able transfer callers to onshore call center representatives upon customer request.


The initiative, called the U.S. Call Center Worker and Consumer Protection Act, is an effort to bring home call center jobs and keep them here, explained Bishop. He was among the speakers at a press conference held Wednesday to promote the bill. Other speakers included Ron Collins, chief of staff at the Communications Workers of America; Mike Gendron of CWA (News - Alert) Local 1108, Verizon, (Patchogue, N.Y.), and Vonda Hardy, CWA Local 3640, US Airways (Winston-Salem, N.C.).


“Keeping jobs here in the United States is exactly what will turn this economy is around,” said Collins, who mentioned he used to be an employee of a Verizon (News - Alert) call center in Maryland... Read More



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