Sky, 2,000 central work is under risk under plans to move more customer service online.
Media and Telecom Company plan to connect three of the British customer service center, they want to reduce consumer choices and call volumes on Thursday.
Scheduled cuts – Stockport, Sheffield and Leeds will see the closeness of the central call centers – 7% of the general workforce and are subject to consultation.
On the Livingston website, the Livingston website, near Edinburg, “Quick, simple and more digital customer service” has invested many million pounds.
In addition to closing three areas, the plans will be affected by operations on its Dunfermine and Nutylel.
The company owned by Sky News, the company receives about 25 million calls from customers in Europe every year, although this will be reduced for this for several years.
The sky says many clients now want different means to contact them – online conversations and emails – and access to 24 hours a day.
In addition to improving the settlement, the company will invest in advanced digital technology to make our service seamless, reliable and 24/7.
The sky spokesman said, “This is a future ready to build our customers and needs to put their needs first.”
As in January 2024, the sky has moved towards internet services based on internet-based services, it has planned to cut 1,000 jobs in the UK.
