Year-Long Transition Leads To The End Of New Era

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Two dozen New Era Tickets employees could be phoning a friend for help with a new job before their phones go dead April 28. The Exton call center has reached the end of its era, having been merged into California-based ticketing service Paciolan by parent company Comcast-Spectacor.

“Paciolan is transiting its call centers from Exton to Comcast customer service agents,” a Comcast-Spectacor statement read, according to a Philadelphia Business Journal report. “With a larger dedicated core of agents, we can sell tickets more efficiently.”

The eliminated positions, totaling 24, are all part-time and are being offered job placement assistance; some employees may receive offers for other positions within the Comcast-Spectacor organization. In addition, seven full-timers will stay on, the article noted.

Read more about the closure of the call center and Comcast-Spectacor’s history with its New Era and Paciolan subsidiaries in the Philadelphia Business Journal here.

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