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Biggest BPO firm in PH opens 45th site, says Covid-19 impact minimal

Concentrix said it is still on track on growing its headcount by 4,000 to 5,000 this year in multiple expansion sites across the country.

Local BPO sector issues ‘recalibrated’ growth figures for next 3 years

By 2022, the industry is expected to generate revenues around $29 billion to $32 billion while full-time employees will increase to about 1.42 million to 1.57 million.

BPO firm iQor expands call center operations in Davao

xpanding by 70,000 square feet across the two locations, iQor has modernized its current center with a new recruiting space and expanded breakroom and game area.

BPO firm ibex’s new Alabang site houses 1,000 seats

The BPO firm is not slowing down its plans to expand their operations in the country.

Aussie finance and tech firm taps local workforce to expand PH operations

Australia-based DBA Advisory, through its local outsourcing arm DBA Global Shared Services (DBA), is expanding its BPO operations in the country by employing the available talent pool in Central Luzon where its offices are located.

BPO industry slowly recovering, grows 5.1% in 2018 with 1.23M workers

Following a challenging 2017, the BPO industry continued to show signs of recovery by slowly gaining back its positive momentum with numerous incumbents proceeding with their expansions, particularly in the countryside.

After slowdown, BPOs to again drive office space demand in 2019

After seeing a few years of decline, the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry is expected to come back with a vengeance in 2019, so much so that it is expected to become a major driving force in office take-up next year, according to Leechiu Property Consultant (LPC).

BPOs more threatened by AI than tax measures: DOF chief

The DOF is pushing for the reform of incentives being given to businesses, among them the BPO sector, as it vies to increase revenues to finance the government?s massive infrastructure program.

Solons tackle bill increasing night differential pay for BPO workers

A House bill is seeking to increase the mandated additional pay for work done in graveyard shifts from 10 percent to 25 percent of the regular rate per hour.

DTI says P25 billion allocated for IT-BPO training under Trabaho bill

According to House Bill No. 8083, the P5-billion annual allocation for the IT-BPO sector ?shall be solely used to pay for formal academic or training programs of accredited private or public schools and training centers?.
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