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|Articles|September 18, 2007
Humana staffing up in Arizona
Humana is expanding two call centers in Arizona
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Humana is looking for pharmacists, technicians, and clerks to staff two call centers it is planning to open in Arizona. One is a call center in Phoenix to support its Medicare Advantage business; the other is a center in Tempe for the company's mail-order service. Humana said that once both centers are open and fully staffed in January of 2008, its Arizona workforce will exceed 1,195 employees.
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