The Charge Analyst's primary responsibility is to analyze unemployment files, information stored on the PC and state issued benefit charge statements to determine correct payment of benefits. Responsibilities include:
What you will do
Works closely with in-house personnel, state agency personnel and the client to obtain and evaluate relevant facts to arrive at a decision to contest benefit chargeability
Provide excellent service to both internal and external clients
Analyze unemployment claim history checking for a number of possible protest areas
Investigate and analyze unemployment claim files by analyzing state agency and other documents stored as images on system
Construct a protest letter to erroneous charges using system tools
Receive, check, prioritize, and prepare benefit charge statements for possible entry onto the system
Verify that totals for charges loaded to system balance with the detail statements by analyzing reports and system data
Adhere to all time limits
Discuss unemployment matters; especially chargeability of claims with clients, internal personnel, and state agencies
What experience you need
Previous office experience with an emphasis on customer service
HS Diploma or GED
Experience working with dated materials and adherence to deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Proficiency with Windows and/Google based applications
What could set you apart
Experience with unemployment documents or familiarity with the unemployment charge process
Ability to organize work duties and perform job independently
Professional attire and behavior
Ability to read, learn and retain state regulations and department procedures