Savings accounts provider Santander announces job creation plans

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Savings accounts provider Santander announces job creation plans

Mon 27th Sep 2010

Santander has revealed it intends to create 400 call centre jobs in the UK and has lauded the progress made by the financial institution in recent years.

It explained that there will be new positions based at its facilities in Glasgow, Leicester and Liverpool.

"The new roles are required to meet this growth in the business and to ensure the bank continues to improve its service," remarked the banking organisation.

This is not the first time this year the savings accounts provider has announced plans for job creations, since - in July - it stated 600 new branch-based employment opportunities would be appearing in the UK.

According to Santander, the bank has enjoyed three years of sustained growth, in terms of the number of branches available as well as the products it offers consumers.

This week, Tesco and Fortis Insurance unveiled plans for a partnership that will lead to 30 jobs being created at the latter organisation.

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