***Teletech @home work**** please help

chesternutz

Hi

Started a new post as the others seem to be all relating to training among new recruits.

What is required
ie


what is it like working for teletech?

what calls doe u take, etc how often is pay, weekly or monthly

are u self employed

do they pay your tax

do you need static ip if so how do u get one

do u need business insurance

do u need a medical and crb, if so how are they sent

what is a solicitor required for on your contract?

help as i am fed up being trapped in an office full of juvenile kids thinking throwing paper is funny all day, and want to do my customer service role in my own home

pls tell me more

skintas_2

i would like to do this if anyone could pm me the details thanx

chesternutz

just click here and research it

http://www.hirepoint.com/athome/index.html

use live help they are very helpful and answer all questions

PaulK_3

All the info is in the thread that you don't seem to want to read through lol If you don't like reading info from a screen then Teletech@home is not the job for you
Basically it's nearly the same as any call center but you get to work from home and can therefor wear what you like and have your own workspace.
Fortnightly paid.
They pay your tax and NI, you are employed via Teletech.
As long as your IP does not change during shift (most do not but I think people on Orange have had issue) then you will be fine. Most ISPs do not change your IP unless your reboot your modem or router.
Business insurance is mentioned but not enforced, I do not have it.
No medical but there is a CRB check
Solicitor is there to countersign documents as it's a distance based enrollment and the solicitor is there to say that you are the person on the paperwork being sent to teletech and that you are eligible to work in the UK.
Please read through the other thread though as there is a lot of extra info in it and it will actually help you prepare for some of what you may face if you do decide to apply.

red_devil

how much do you earn a week? or is that like asking how long is a piece of string?

PaulK_3

It's hourly rate but once you are through training you may find that a request goes out for shift bids as Sky has already asked Teletech to cover more hours for them. If this does happen then you can quite easily increase the hours you work and there is often extra hours going during the week.
I do basic hours (20 hpw) and I clear about £100 after tax etc but then I also work a full time job too so I'm taxed on 2 incomes.

janet6267

Is it a self employed job ?

PaulK_3

No you are employed by Teletech.

red_devil

so are you taking calls for sky then, do you have to do evenings and weekends?

elop_htuos

Does it not accomodate Wales??

craigmc

Do the phone calls cost you anything?