#centres

Ian William Craig | Drifting To Void On All Sides

*tries to justify literal fascism*

*uses logically fallacies and whataboutism*

*both sides are bad*

The moment you equated right wing with fascism right wing, I knew just how politically educated you are.

If you still think we are fencesitters or something, we are not.

Everyone who does not agree with your "things are just as my narrow perception sees them and the issues I chose to ignore are not important" ideology is not a fascist sympathisers. Sometimes it is as simple as that you are fucking wrong.

Like you were on Iran revolution

Like you were when you gave Cuba to socialism

Like when you were in any instance involving communism

Like you were when you decided to pardon a history of tyranny in anything involving Jews or muslims

Like you were when you decided that burning people's livelihoods in BLM was not bad.

Your ideology is just as flawed because of the same reasons right wing is, you fuckers don't logically know when to call quits. You have your head so far up your asses that you cannot think straight and accept criticism.

Now tell me, is any of this whataboutism to you?

Both ideologies are not bad tbh, both have good principles if you look, values for both can work great together if not taken to the extreme.

People of both sides suck ass, though. Wanna know why? Because you guys do just that, take it to the extreme and refuse to hear dissent and ruin stuff, have you seen the trans age bullshit on twitter? ( "But it is not all of us, it is not our ideology" Yeah, and every right winger is not fascist, it is not part of their ideology, welcome to the real fucking world)

Y'all really like to call out right wing extremism but then go on and pull the same shit; assert your opinion, bully people who do not agree, hurt people and ignore those who have reasons to believe otherwise. The difference is that you interchange the groups of victims and perpetrators.

It does not matter what way the cyclone rotates, its still a fucking cyclone.

Saudi customer service centres must employ citizens: HR Ministry

Saudi customer service centres must employ citizens: HR Ministry

Saudi Arabia will reserve customer service centre jobs for Saudi citizens to “offer greater opportunities” and “improve their income potential”, officials said, as the oil exporter battles economic headwinds.

The kingdom, the Arab world’s economic powerhouse, has increasingly sought to employ its nationals over migrant workers, a trend that has grown across Gulf monarchies since a 2014 oil price plunge.

“Jobs in remote customer service roles will from now on be reserved for Saudis,” the Human Resources and Social Development Ministry announced in a statement on Monday.

“This decision is intended to create job opportunities for Saudis, help them improve their income levels and support the Saudi economy.”

Ahmed Alrajhi, Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, said on Twitter that the decision was part of the country’s Saudisation plan.

امتداداً لمساعي الوزارة بالتوسع في التوطين، بهدف تمكين أبناء وبنات الوطن من فرص العمل؛ أصدرنا قراراً بقصر العمل في مهن ووظائف خدمة العملاء العاملين عن بُعد على السعوديين والسعوديات سواء عن طريق التعاقد المباشر أو غير المباشر. pic.twitter.com/gmzWkPzAhz

— أحمد سليمان الراجحي (@Ahmed_S_Alrajhi) February 1, 2021

“An extension of the ministry’s endeavors to expand Saudisation, with the aim of enabling the nation’s sons and daughters to have job opportunities; We issued a decision restricting work in the professions and jobs of remote customer service to Saudi men and women, whether through direct or indirect contracting,” Alrajhi’s tweet said.

The edict will apply to all client-facing roles that use telephone contact, email, social media and other “modern means”, the ministerial decree said.

A Saudi woman works inside the first all-female call centre in the kingdom’s security sector, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia

Double economic hit

Unemployment in Saudi Arabia reached 14.9 percent in the third quarter of 2020, approaching the record 15.4 percent jobless rate recorded a year earlier, according to official data.

Some 60 percent of unemployed Saudis are aged between 20 and 29.

The statistics authority attributed the unemployment figures to the coronavirus pandemic, which “continues to affect the Saudi job market and its economy”.

The world’s leading exporter of crude oil has faced a double hit from the global health crisis and the collapse in oil prices on the international market.

Last week, de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced the Saudi Public Investment Fund would invest $40bn in economic stimulus annually over the next five years, as the kingdom combats soaring unemployment.

Keep calm and de-scope! PCI DSS compliance for contact centres

Keeping your data secure without stifling innovation is possible with a little planning and technology. Colin Hay at Puzzel met up with Tony Smith at PCI Pal to discuss how to make compliance and customer experience the perfect match. Here are their thoughts and 3 ways to de-scope your contact centre.

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