Telework as a Factor of Social and Digital Inclusion in Call Center/Contact Center Companies
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https://doi.org/10.5902/198346598794Abstract
Telework is a reality more and more present in developed countries, having been tried by different kinds of companies. This research aimed to understand how and why companies of call center and contact center use telework to provide their services. The four companies covered represent 92% of the population of this service in Brazil, through residential teleworkers. The method of qualitative and quantitative study was used with a combination of the method of case study and survey. The research findings revealed that residential telework has been used with great balance. The reasons for the use of this modality were cost reduction, high productivity, customer services’ quality improvement, the ability to offer better quality of life for residential and teleworkers with disabilities by providing them with job opportunities and social and digital inclusion.
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