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In this role, you will :
Ensure the delivery of customer service fosters overall customer and business line / department satisfaction by :
- Understanding the customers’ circumstances and matching appropriate solutions through sound knowledge of fraud practices, policies, and procedures.
- Authorizing transactions declined due to fraud mitigation rules set on the Bank’s host system or fraud monitoring tools, based on reasonable assurance that the transaction is legitimate or declining transactions that are highly suspicious.
- Completing on-line fraud reports, ensuring the correct action is taken when inputting the option for the transfer of balance, while at the same time arranging for expedient replacement of cards to customers affected by fraud.
- Escalating more serious situations / problems to the Team Lead or Manager, Inbound Fraud, as required for speedy and equitable resolution.
Support the Bank’s annual Fraud Plan, and business objectives for the department by achieving and maintaining required service level standards by :
Operating at optimal efficiency of the department by ensuring productivity goals are attained.Minimizing Fraud risk and losses by adhering to Scotiabank’s policy, procedures, and key controls.Prioritizing and processing customer requests (i.e., inquiries, transactions, case work) in a timely and efficient manner; andStrictly adhering to schedules thereby ensuring prompt customer service and response time.Participate actively and contribute to overall team objectives by :
Learning and embracing new procedures, technologies, and processesContributing to effective team morale and employee relations through positive interaction with team members and participating in the Applause program; andTaking ownership of his / her development plan, working with the Manager in the identification of skills, behaviours and competencies required to achieve goals.Do you have the skills that will enable you to succeed in this role? We'd love to work with you if you have :
Fluency in English Language skills (reading, writing, and spoken)Fluency in French language skills is an asset (reading, writing, and spoken)Prior customer service experienceThe ability to confidently take on high workload and call volume, while prioritizing and multitaskingProven interpersonal, communication and problem resolution skills.Strong critical thinking skills alongside good verbal and written communication skillsPrevious Retail Banking and / or Call Centre experienceWorking Conditions
Work in a standard office-based environment; non-standard hours are a common occurrence.The role is based in a call center environment that is aligned to the 24 / 7 operating hours and may be subject to shift work at all hours of the day depending on the business requirements. Flexibility is required for a variety of shifts, Monday to Sunday, 7 : 30AM to midnight and possibly overnight based on business needs.Working some statutory holidays will also be required.Start date : September 9thShift Times currently being offered : day, evening and overnight10 Month contract