Interview Clerk
padmore global connectionsTallahassee (FL)
$16.25hr
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padmore global connectionsTallahassee (FL)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$16.25hr
About the role
Interview Clerk Florida, Florida, United States
Interview Type: In Person Only
Work Arrangement: Onsite
Engagement Type: Contract
Note:
Applications with resumes in PDF format will be automatically rejected. Only Word format resumes will be considered.
Short Description: FL-DCF-TLH-ESS-Interview Clerk - 20 hrs a week (scheduled may vary)
Complete Description:
FL-DCF-TLH-ESS-Interview Clerk - 20 hr/wk. Work Locations: 4 days a week at the Tallahassee location, 1 day a week at the Monticello location
Pay Rate: $16.25hr / Vendor Rate: $21.13hr.
Work Environment
Job Duties:
Answering phones, checking messages, returning calls, opening and disseminating mail, greeting and guiding visitors
Experience/Skills:
- Explanation of eligibility of applicants and recipients for public assistance programs, determining eligibility for expedited food stamp services
- Entering client data into database based on intake of caller information
- Maintaining necessary files and records
Completing general clerical duties to include using computer to input data for clients who are applying for public assistance benefits, answering the phone, using photocopy machine, scanner and other office machines.
Must type 35 wpm
Must be able to work at the Tallahassee office and one day in the Monticello office
Must have good communication skills
Must have customer service experience
Must have computer skills
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