First UK Bus ditches AE call centre after 'ridiculously low' volumes

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First UK Bus has discontinued its use of an outsourced call centre for its employees being auto-enrolled after it received a low volume of calls.

The bus division of the First Group set up an outsourced helpline for its 9,500 employees undergoing auto-enrolment (AE) to help employees who had queries. However, the call centre only received...

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