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COVID-19: Ranstad Recruits For 250 Call Centre Customer Service Positions

Item: COVID-19: Ranstad Recruits For 250 Call Centre Customer Service Positions
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Author: Kelly Noble

By Kelly Noble

Posted on March 21, 2020

If anyone has been made redundant in this hard time or had their hours cut please get them to reach out and share with your networks.

The Adelaide Randstad team are urgently recruiting 250 inbound customer service employees to assist with a newly formed information hotline. This role will be based in a call centre, not from home.

They are looking for flexible candidates to work a rotating roster with availability to work up to full time hours:
Day shift: 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday
After hours: 7pm to 7am Monday to Friday
Weekend shifts with penalty rates are also on offer.

If anyone has been made redundant in this hard time or had their hours cut please get them to reach out and share with your networks!!

Start date Tuesday 24th or Wednesday 25th March. They are seeking candidates with 1 month availability minimum.

Australian citizenship is essential
Experience in a call centre / contact centre beneficial
Typing speed min 35wpm – to record calls
Intermediate computer skills
High level of professionalism
Strong problem solving abilities, especially in a fast-paced environment

Apply via the below link and one of the contact centre team will be in touch:
https://lnkd.in/gJW7xaz

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