Xerox Corp.
(
XRX
) is increasing its workforce at its Nashville facility located in
Highland Ridge Office Park on Marriott Drive by recruiting roughly
50 workers, according to source. The new employees will be added to
deal with the company's growing client base.
The company currently has vacancies for customer service
representatives, quality assurance analysts, technical analysts and
service center managers. All these positions will be providing
full-time employment opportunities.
Earlier, the company announced the expansion of its Nashville call
center by adding 100 new jobs. The call centre, well spread across
a 50,263 square foot area, is located at 801 Royal Parkway, Suite
200, in Nashville. It provides customer care support to the
company's clients. The workforce expansion was done keeping in mind
the clients' faith on the company's business process and
information technology services.
Xerox also plans to hire 100 full-time customer service
representatives for its Honolulu facility over the next several
months. It will be hiring experienced workers on both temporary and
permanent basis. The company seeks to employ 70 workers among them
for a short-term project, which will end by December this year.
Xerox, in the second quarter of 2012, reported adjusted earnings
(excluding special items) of 26 cents per share, in line with the
Zacks Consensus Estimate but lower than 27 cents earned in the
prior-year quarter. Revenues declined 1% (up 1% in constant
currency) year over year to $5.54 billion, missing the Zacks
Consensus Estimate of $5.58 billion.
Headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, Xerox Corporation is a
leader in the development, manufacture, marketing, servicing and
financing of document equipment across the world. Xerox, which
competes with
Canon Inc.
(
CAJ
) and
Hewlett-Packard Company
(
HPQ
), maintains a Zacks #3 Rank, which translates into a short-term (1
to 3 months) Hold rating.
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