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Alorica laying off 482 and closing call center east of Tampa

The layoffs are scheduled to take place from Feb. 9 through March 27.
 
 
 
California-based customer service company Alorica is permanently closing its call center near U.S. 301 and Adamo Drive and laying off 482 employees.
California-based customer service company Alorica is permanently closing its call center near U.S. 301 and Adamo Drive and laying off 482 employees. [ Google street view ]
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