globe life liberty national division

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globe life liberty national divisionJacksonville (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$60,000-$82,000 Annually

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About the role

The Cannington Agency is hiring an EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SPECIALIST. We are looking for hard working, motivated leaders in the CENTRAL FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE METRO area. This last year has been one of unprecedented growth (UP 50% GROWTH FROM PRIOR YEAR!) that has broken many company records! If you are looking for a strong company that offers a more-than generous compensation plan, a culture of growth, and the ability to quickly advance in leadership/management positions, we want to talk to YOU! Benefit Specialist work hand-in-hand with business owners helping them set up packages for their employees. The Cannington Agency training process provides new hires with the needed guidance, support and encouragement. The position is an ENTRY LEVEL MANAGEMENT position, with the ability to move up quicker with EXPERIENCE. If you are interested in a management position, we have an accelerated training program.
Primary duties include: Must pass approved training program that includes classroom and field. Ensuring that all system based training is utilized according to company standards. Participation in weekly in-office agency training. Working with business owners in providing employee benefits.
  • Average income range-$60,000-$82,000 Annually.
  • Leadership experience preferred, but not required.
Job Type: Full-time This Job Is Ideal for Someone Who Is: Dependable -- more reliable than spontaneous People-oriented -- enjoys interacting with people and working on group projects Achievement-oriented -- enjoys taking on challenges

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