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Northern Ireland Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness and First Minister Peter Robinson visiting Stream Global Services in east Belfast.
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US firm recruiting 400 people for new Belfast office
Stream Global Services is opening a call centre in the city.
A US FIRM is looking for 400 people for new positions in Belfast.
Stream Global Services, a global call centre operator, is opening a new base in the city.
In a statement, the company said it already employs several hundred staff members but is hoping to fill 400 extra roles “in the near term”.
“The new Loughview facility will house new client workload related to the company’s Stream Intelligent Contact business in the UK,” it continued. “Employees at the Loughview facility will represent some of the region’s leading brand names in telecommunications, utilities and financial services.”
Most importantly, we see this as a place that will attract exceptional people – individuals who want to build careers with a global enterprise while representing great companies. We are committed to providing a caring environment where people get the support, training and development opportunities that they need to discover and reach their potential.
The company operates more than 55 contact centres across the world, employing 39,000 people.
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