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NetworkingStudent wrote: » Can you believe there will be prisoners handling our data and working on the help desk?
http://www.docs.state.ny.us/PressRel/2010/DOCSDMV_CallCenter_Dec2010.html wrote: The men’s medium security Arthur Kill Correctional Facility has been operating its DMV Call Center since 1988, currently employing 55 inmates. Arthur Kill’s center fields about 55,000 calls per month, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, with the majority of calls coming from New York City, Long Island and Westchester and Rockland counties through one of two local lines or a toll-free line. About 1,200 inmates have worked at the Arthur Kill Call Center since it opened. As with Bedford Hills, the inmate participants at Arthur Kill have no access to DMV computers and are unable to access any customer data, and those convicted of a telephone-related crime or credit card or computer fraud are not eligible to work at the center.
tiersten wrote: » You're a tad late to be worried about it :P
tpatt100 wrote: » I have no problem with it if it were people serving time for stupid stuff but murder? yeah that might be an issue.
TheShadow wrote: » Dead men tell no tales. It's not like they are going to get out soon. Better for him to ask you for the last 4 of your SS number or the security code on your credit card than the inmate up for parole in six months
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