Committed to Building a Highly Skilled, Diverse and Locally-based Workforce Our employees are the key ingredient to helping us deliver on our core business objective of providing superior products with great customer service. That’s why we are constantly building on our commitment to attract, train, and retain a highly skilled, diverse workforce – including investing in employees like Tameka Leach, a Charter Sales Support Coordinator in Charlotte, North Carolina:

Charter’s investments in its people, infrastructure, and operations create significant economic impact in all 50 states.

“Today at the White House, Charter CEO Tom Rutledge announced that we’re building on our commitments to invest in America’s infrastructure and create good paying jobs here at home. With confidence in the deregulatory policies of the Administration and the FCC, Charter is planning to invest $25 billion in broadband infrastructure and technology in the next four years. 

At Charter, we have long believed that neighbors serving neighbors is a winning business model. To us, investing in American workers isn’t a trend – it’s core to who we are. That’s why we’ve been bringing overseas jobs back home since 2012.

Today, Charter hosted a tour for city officials and community leaders of its newly-renovated field operations training and engineering center located in St Ann, MO. This state-of-the-art facility is one of our most technologically advanced.

SAN ANTONIO – Spectrum will bring at least 200 new jobs to San Antonio with the grand opening of its new Customer Operations Call Center in the city’s Westover Hills area.

Charter Communications Inc. will lease 306,000 square feet in the third and final phase of Village Center Station in Greenwood Village, and the company said it plans to add 800 jobs in the area.

ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – Bring along your resumes and put on your best suit. Charter Communications is looking to hire a few good men and women.

ST. LOUIS – Charter Communications will host a job fair this week where they will be looking to fill approximately 100 sales positions.

Charter Communications Inc. CEO Tom Rutledge told analysts on Thursday that the cable company could hire 20,000 for new service-related jobs if it merges with Time Warner Cable Inc. and Bright House Networks to slash the outsourcing of service calls to overseas centers and hire more in-house techs.

Time Warner Cable will hold a hiring event from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12 at Hyatt Place, Grandview Yard, 795 Yard St., in Columbus, to fill 50 positions in its Columbus operations.

Charter Communications will host a job fair in order to fill 150 customer service positions.

Time Warner Cable is looking to hire about 20 employees for full-time retail sales positions in the Louisville market.

ROCHESTER, Minn. – Charter Communication’s Rochester office will be hosting job fairs to help fill about 70 customer service positions at the local call center.

Anyone looking to understand the reasons behind the $78.7 billion deal that Charter Communications struck with TW Cable last week need look no further than their own set-top box.