Charter Closing Appleton, Wis. Call Center in May
The company said any of the 313 employees without a new position would be eligible for severance packages.
The company said any of the 313 employees without a new position would be eligible for severance packages.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 2026 – Charter is closing a large call center in Appleton, Wisconsin, putting 313 employees out of work, the company confirmed Thursday to local TV station WLUK.
Charter spokesman Mike Hogan told the station the work previously done at the center will be transitioned to other U.S.-based call centers, and employees would “have the option to relocate and transition in their current role to one of our select technical repair locations or apply to another role with the company for which they are qualified.”
Employees without a new position when the facility closes on May 21, 2026 will be eligible for severance packages, the company said.
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