Labor auditing can detect and discourage:

Occurs when supervisors and program managers are reassigned to other programs. This leads to expensive retraining of replacements and jeopardizes the quality and continuity of outsourcing programs.

Components of outsourcing programs may be surreptitiously brokered out from one outsourcing facility to another. This places data security at risk. It invites quality assurance issues and delays in work completion.

Rebrokering of simple tasks such as data entry or data conversion can occur multiple times for the same project tasks. The original contractor may have no idea where the work is actually being performed. Subcontractors and their personnel are often not paid properly.

Few offshore call centers operate outbound business-to-consumer sales programs in full compliance with laws in the U.S. states where calls are being made. Although enforcement efforts have been lax, any client is at risk if their outsourcing partner is breaking U.S. laws. Labor auditing can detect and discourage collateral risks. For additional information on call center compliance, see:

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