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T-Mobile USA says it's planning to hire more than 100 new full-time employees in Maine by the end of the year.
The jobs include customer service and sales representatives who will be located at the T-Mobile call center in Oakland.
T-Mobile spokeswoman Patty Raz said the workforce expansion is necessary because of increased call volumes. The company is holding a job fair on Thursday at the call center.
Raz said the call center now has more than 400 employees.
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