Description of the job
We are seeking motivated people to join our team and become the face of Australian Government services within the community.
Service Officers assist customers across a range of payments, programs and services via one or more service delivery channels.
We stand for diversity, inclusion and belonging in our teams. We want everyone to feel included, respected, supported, valued and empowered. We embrace the benefits this brings to our work every day.
These roles have a strong involvement in issues relating to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples and will involve direct interaction with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities.
To be considered for these jobs, you will need to have a good understanding of issues affecting Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples and be able to communicate sensitively and effectively with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples.
On top of your salary, we offer a 15.4% superannuation contribution, annual salary increments, overtime opportunities, and flexible working arrangements, including flex time. You will also have access to a generous suite of leave entitlements, such as cultural and ceremonial leave, as well as study assistance. Plus, if you're working in Carnarvon, Derby, Fitzroy Crossing or Kununurra, you will be eligible for fortnightly district allowance of up to $13,730 per annum. Go to our Services Australia Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 to see all conditions we offer.
As a new team member, you are not expected to know everything at once. You will learn to understand and explain Centrelink, Medicare or Child Support payments and services to customers when they come into your local Service Centre.
Working with us, you will help your community when they need to access government services. To do this, we will train and support you.
When you apply, we will ask you a few questions to better understand the skills and capabilities you bring to the role.
We will be looking for skills and work-related qualities that show your ability to undertake relevant duties.
The key duties of the position include
- Help someone understand and self-manage their payments and services.
- Use computer systems to find a way to solve a problem for someone.
- Make decisions and tell people about them.
- Tell someone about any complaints or issues.