NORTH BAY, Ont. – Online Support Inc. is seeking to recruit 200 people to add to its existing workforce in North Bay.
Job fairs will be held in the next few weeks to interview potential workers for the OLS Canadian Contact Centre.
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The company has added a major new client.
OLS president and CEO Ross Beattie says in uncertain times, this is great news for North Bay and the local economy.
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Training is provided.
OLS opened its North Bay contact centre earlier this spring. (CKAT)
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