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Posted 7 hours ago by The Oyster Partnership
Licensing Officer. The Northwest. £25 - £35/h. Are you being paid what you're worth. Chances are, if your a Licensing Officer who has been working for the same organisation for more than 5 years, the answer is no. Unfortunately, Salaries in the public sector have stagnated for decades, but there is … more
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Posted 3 hours ago by The Oyster Partnership
HOUSING CUSTOMER SERVICE ADVISOR. £16.00-£17.00PHR LTD UMBRELLA. 6 MONTHS TEMP TO PERM CONTRACT. OFFICE BASED IN WEST LONDON. Role purpose. Provide a responsive, customer-focused service to all contacts made by telephone, by the portal and by other systems. To contribute to a high level of customer … more
Posted 6 hours ago by The Oyster Partnership
Licensing Officer. The Northeast. £25 - £35/h. Are you being paid what you're worth. Chances are, if your a Licensing Officer who has been working for the same organisation for more than 5 years, the answer is no. Unfortunately, Salaries in the public sector have stagnated for decades, but there is … more
Posted 10 hours ago by Service Care Solutions
Job title: Customer Service Assistant. Location of the job: Maidstone,Kent. Contract type: 6 months temporary ongoing. Weekly hours: 34. Start date: 10th July. Salary: £14.54. Job Description. As a Customer Service Representative, you will be the initial point of contact for all customers reaching … more
Posted 6 hours ago by The Oyster Partnership
Licensing Officer. The Southwest. £25 - £35/h. Are you being paid what you're worth. Chances are, if your a Licensing Officer who has been working for the same organisation for more than 5 years, the answer is no. Unfortunately, Salaries in the public sector have stagnated for decades, but there is … more
