Thursday 15 August 2013

New UK Study Examines Work-Life Balance of Call Centre Employees- Coracall Call Centre, Durban- South Africa


A recent survey carried out by Randstad UK suggests that working shorter hours does not translate to happier work-life balance among call centre employees.   According to Mark Bull, managing director of Randstad UK, “Work-life balance has become something of a national concern in the current economic climate as many people are under increasing pressure in both their professional and personal lives. But this research proves that the key to better balance is not simply to work shorter hours or earn more cash.  A more holistic approach is needed to find rewarding work that interests and engages us. It’s not simply about putting up with anything in return for more money or time.” A holistic approach is exactly how Coracall, a global leader in outsourcing communication services, operates. The non-hierarchical flat organisation structure has been key to promoting a family-feel environment, where every employee has access to organisation leaders, and they take great measures to help build careers. For more information on Coracall, visit www.Coracall.com.

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