Bristol contact centre to be hit by majority of Allianz job cuts
The majority of the 170 Allianz roles put at risk due to its proposal to exit direct home and motor insurance are Bristol contact centre jobs, Allianz UK CEO Jon Dye said, with the potential withdrawal impacting 187,000 policies.
The proposal was announced yesterday (14 April) alongside the insurer revealing it is changing its structure and creating a single trading division combining personal and commercial lines business
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