Job Description

Customer Service Consultant (Remote Working)

Customer Service Consultant - UK Central Government Department (AO Grade)
Salary: £11.04ph
Contract: Temporary (minimum three months, expected longer)
Shift: Monday to Friday; 0800 to 1600hrs, 0900 to 1700, or 1000 to 1800hrs
Hours: 37 hours - full-time

Start Date- 19th Jan 22

Additional:

• 26 days holiday + 8 public holiday (pro-rata)
• IT equipment provided by the client (to be returned at the end of assignment)
• Start date - ASAP
• Expected two-week training support

Requirements:

• Right-to-work in the UK
• Clear DBS minimum
• 3 Year referenceable Work History
• Good IT skills - you will be trained on several software packages, so you need to be confident using IT and working on a laptop computer
• A suitable working environment - you will be provided with the IT equipment needed for the role, but you will be working at home and will not be supplied with any furniture, etc., so you need to have a comfortable, quiet area in your home to work in and to speak to customers.

Job Description - Customer Service Consultant:

As a Customer Services consultant at HMRC you will be the first point of contact for our customers, providing a first-rate service by phone, letter, email and web chat.

You will seek to resolve customer queries at the first point of contact where possible and use your brilliant communication skills to handle sometimes complex but rewarding conversations.

You will join a friendly and welcoming department. No experience is needed as you will receive training and plenty of support to help you do the job.

• great communication skills - both written and verbal
• dedication to providing a brilliant service for our customers
• ability to handle both enjoyable and fast-paced conversations
• ability to provide information, quickly and clearly
• a can-do attitude and a real passion for supporting people

Register your interest:

The role will be working from home in line with government guidelines, but you may need to be willing to undertake infrequent travel to an office for induction and potentially training. If during the course of the assignment, the government guidelines permit, then it may be required for the you to be prepared to attend an office on a more regular basis.

A small number of part-time working patterns may be available after completion of a full-time training period.