Telesales Recruitment News (May 2010)

News Archive

• Business software firm creates telesales jobs boost
  27/05/2010
  One of the world's leading business software companies has pledged to create 75 jobs at its Irish base, with some of the new roles being located at its Telesales eCentre.
• Sales staff should gear up for summer of sport
  26/05/2010
  This summer is the perfect time for sales staff with commission to burn to get out and experience some of the world-class sports events which the UK is hosting.
• Sales staff could splash out on golden gadgets
  20/05/2010
  People working hard in sales jobs and earning good commission could treat themselves to a selection of rather extravagant gadgets that are extra special.
• Mixed media marketing 'is perfect marriage'
  17/05/2010
  The combination of print and digital mediums could be a perfect marketing marriage, according to an expert, who thinks that the two are both moving forward together.
• Sales staff value respect more than big bucks
  17/05/2010
  People looking for sales jobs can expect to start on a basic wage of around £30,000 and more than £70,000 if they consistently hit their targets and make big sales, according to an expert.
• Retail performance 'to pick up in the mid-term'
  14/05/2010
  Recent falls in retail sales are only a short-term problem and will return to normal in the near future, an expert has claimed.
• Govt's Working Time Directive stance 'applauded'
  13/05/2010
  The coalition government's efforts to restrict the effect of the Working Time Directive is to be applauded, a leading organisation has claimed.
• Flexible working 'has benefited the UK during the recession'
  13/05/2010
  Flexible and part-time working arrangements are one of the key reasons why unemployment in the UK is lower than on the continent, a leading organisation has claimed.
• Cool gadgets are set for the UK
  06/05/2010
  People considering what to spend their hard-earned sales commission on will have some amazing gadgets available to them when the devices eventually hit these shores, according to one website.