On-site, entry-level bilingual case managers will communicate with prospective clients and companies in English and Spanish by phone, email, and text; conduct phone interviews in Spanish; summarize conversation notes in both languages; perform other administrative duties. Training provided. Full-time, Monday–Friday.
Description
JOB ANNOUNCEMENTA reputable, fast-growing law firm practicing labor and employment law is seeking to fill severalentry-level full-time positions in its Pasadena headquarters as detailed below.*We are not currently hiring for this role, but are accepting applications to join our waitlist.*
Job Title(s): Bilingual Case Managers
Job Location: Pasadena, CA (on-site, not remote)
Job Hours: Full-time / 40 hours per week (Monday – Friday 8:30am-5:30pm)
Starting Pay Range: $24.00 per hour
Experience / Training: No prior experience required. Training will be provided.
Benefits: We provide benefits to full-time employees after a 90-day probational period including
health, dental and vision benefits, paid vacation, paid holidays, 401K among other perks.
Job Responsibilities:
- Communicate with prospective clients and companies by phone, email, text messages both in English and in Spanish;
- Interview prospective clients over the phone in Spanish;
- Summarize notes of phone conversations both in English and in Spanish;
- Other duties as necessary
General Skills Required: Excellent verbal communication skills; excellent phone etiquette, great
note-taking skills, professional attitude, attention to detail, honesty, good written communication,
dependable, ability to follow instructions, computer savvy, good typing skills, multi-tasking.
Computer Skills Preferred: Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook Email / Calendar / Planner, Adobe
Acrobat, Apple Operating System.
Language Skills:
- Fluent in English (spoken & written) is required.
- Fluent in Spanish (spoken & written) is required.
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