Sitel Corp. said Thursday that it is cutting 170 jobs as part of a restructuring plan designed to save up to $14 million a year.
The telemarketing company said it is primarily eliminating operating, selling and administrative positions in North America and Europe.
“The majority of the eliminated jobs are administrative,” spokesman Bill Sims said.
Sitel also said it will close or downsize a number of contact centers and administrative offices as part of the plan, resulting in the elimination of 800 workstations. Sims said many of these workstations are currently unused and these moves with consolidate operations.
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