Sky plans to slash 2,000 jobs from its UK workforce and shut three call centres in a move towards more digital communications.
The media giant’s decision will see a headcount reduction of around seven percent, as it plans to make the component “future-ready” by shifting customer service roles from phone-based to digital.
Sky currently operates 10 customer service contact centres across the country but, as a result of the restructure, its bases Leeds, Sheffield and Stockport will be closed.
Its Newcastlle and Dunfermline centres will also be impacted, reportedly, though don’t face full closure.
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