Salford jobs' boon
Reuben Singh, chief executive officer at alldayPA, with Salford mayor Ian Stewart A Salford firm's £2.5m investment will create 30 new jobs initially with 200 others on the horizon which will double the call centre's workforce A Salford company’s £2.5m investment has created 30 new jobs with the promise of 200 more to come which will double its workforce. Telephone call answering service alldayPA opened its new headquarters at Salford Quays in September, which includes a 300-seater call centre. But they are now mounting a national marketing campaign which will create new sales and marketing jobs. It currently employs 200 but is aiming to have 430 staff. Their efforts have won praise from Manchester City Mayor Ian Stewart. On a visit to the company’s £5m Isher Business Park, he officially recognised the company’s dedication to driving local employment opportunities. He also acknowledged the commitment of five of the business’ staff who have been with the compan...