Company hiring 150 workers for Reno call center

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(01-11) 17:16 PST RENO, CA (AP) --

The Hartford Financial Services Group plans to hire 150 full-time workers by spring for a Reno call center.

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The Connecticut-based company says the workers will take service calls from members of AARP, the nation's largest organization for people 50 and older.

The Hartford and AARP have a business relationship that includes automobile insurance.

Hartford officials say the hiring process already is under way and the center will begins operations Monday through Friday beginning Jan. 19.

The Reno center will have a sister facility in Pennsylvania.

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Information from: Reno Gazette-Journal, www.rgj.com

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