Since highly skilled workers are not needed for most of the call center work, there is a lot of competition for doing the work. As companies try to cut costs, the work is likely to move to countries or regions where hourly wages are lower and people are familiar with the language. This usually corresponds to a lower standard of living. Though India gets a lot of the outsourced work, the wages have been increasing rapidly in the last few years, as a result of which , outsourcing may not be very competitive soon compared to Philippines and Eastern Europe.
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Tuesday, March 24th, 2009Rates for call center
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008Rates: US Dollars Five Hundred Only (US$ 500/-) per seat per month. [For 154 Hrs]
= US $ 3.25/- per hour x 7 hrs per shift [excluding lunch & tea breaks] [For 22 days x 7 hrs = 154 hrs]
= US$ 22.75 per day x 22 days per month [five days a week] = US$500.50/- per month.
C] Terms of Payment: a) One Month Rent as Deposit. & b) One Month Rent in advance.
D] Contract Terms: Minimum 10 seats to be hired [dry leased] & for minimum One Month.
M/s. Priya Tele Services