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To assist in all administrative duties such as typing, answering phones, copying, mailing, record keeping, scheduling, filing and maintaining supplies in an organized manner, for the aforementioned areas. Financial responsibilities, which include producing invoices and statements for membership and various member benefit programs.
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Seeking an experienced, flexible, forward-thinking institutional money manager to join our team. This generalist manager position requires knowledge and expertise in multiple investment disciplines. Alternative investment experience, including private equity, is preferred. Knowledge of fixed income, common stocks, and banking is required.
The holder of this position will play a key role in the development of the investment strategy for the Company’s general account. This includes research and implementation of investment opportunities and managing risk through compliance with regulations and the Company’s Investment Policy. This position may also include responsibility for management of subsidiary portfolios.
Other responsibilities include active participation in the Multi-Asset Strategy and Allocation meetings, Alternative Asset Review and Selection meetings. Additional duties will include participation in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) development activities. This team member may also publish a monthly economic update for distribution to the Company’s Senior Leadership Team.
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This position coordinates and manages subrogation and collection activities to ensure efficient and effective processing of subrogation files as directed by Subrogation Supervisor.
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The associate claim adjuster will complete required training and education activities in preparation for a career as a claim professional; provide assistance in accordance with supervisor instructions; and assume increasing responsibility in the handling of claims.
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Perform clerical and administrative support for District Claim Manager, Claim Adjusters and other Regional Claim Office staff. The Claim Secretary 1 provides prompt, courteous and fair claim service.
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Perform clerical and administrative support for District Claim Manager, Claim Adjusters and other Regional Claim Office staff. The Claim Secretary 1 provides prompt, courteous and fair claim service.
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Responsible for the development and coordination of activities related to total forms/inventory management systems within the organization. This role will be responsible for sourcing new suppliers, managing vendor relationships, and managing appropriate physical inventory levels. Responsibilities also include form design and implementation, form standards development, and ensuring that forms adhere to system requirements and organizational standards.
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Responsible for managing a systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, internal controls and governance processes. Provides an independent and objective assessment of the effectiveness and efficiency of the Company’s operations, specifically the internal control structure.
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Network Administrator will work on day to day tasks surrounding the Cisco VOIP and Meraki Route/Switch environments. Troubleshoot network issues and formulate plans to resolve outages. Communicate plans to FSR’s throughout the state and direct any work in carrying out plans to resolve outages. Develops and implements policies for monitoring network equipment so appropriate personnel are notified of system outages or problems with network performance. Network Administrator will have a solid understanding of TCP/IP, Cisco routing protocols, and Cisco VOIP technologies including Call Manager and Unity Express.
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Perform clerical and administrative support for District Claim Manager, Claim Adjusters and other Regional Claim Office staff. The Claim Secretary 1 provides prompt, courteous and fair claim service.
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The Intern in Underwriting and Policy Services may help perform work in the Underwriting Administration area or in Policy Services. This individual may cross train in several different areas depending on the workload and needs of the department. The Intern must have high attention to detail and an interest in learning about insurance contracts, insurance systems, and insurance services. This role also requires good customer service skills and the ability to work well on a team.
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The associate property claim adjuster provides prompt, courteous, and fair claim service on major property claims within all territory handled out of the district claim office to which he/she is assigned. Will also function as a catastrophe team member when the team is mobilized. All job activities should be carried out in a professional manner consistent with company policy and supervisory instruction.
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Analyze and process policy change, reinstatements and cancellations via multiple data entry systems. Requests are received from agents, insured or State Office personnel. Ensure accurate and complete information is obtained prior to processing and that all information is properly entered and formatted. Correct nightly batch cycle errors. Analyze and solve problems as they arise.
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Reviews, analyzes, and modifies programming systems including coding, testing, debugging and installing to support an organization’s distributed applications. Familiar with relational database concepts and the distributed application concepts. Works with project team members to develop specifications, diagrams and flowcharts. Relies on limited experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. A certain degree of creativity and latitude is required.
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Responsibilities include answering questions for customers, agents, State Office personnel and mortgagee/lienholders. Analyze and solve problems as they arise. Knowledge of policy coverage for all lines of insurance. Provide record of activity and substantiating evidence for use by Claims personnel and legal defense.
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Index documents, using procedures for updates and new business/rewrites, while quality checking all pages.
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Process new business applications received from the agency force by performing a completeness check and encoding the endorsements on the application. Process the completed application through Keyfast and type any endorsements into EDOR. Once the policy is issued, perform an audit on the policy when there is a difference in premium. This may involve working with the underwriter or the agency force to resolve the differences in premiums. Requires knowledge of coverage’s, endorsements, and discounts/surcharges and how they affect policy rating. Must possess the ability to analyze and solve problems as they arise.
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The eBusiness Developer is a key contributor to our internal customer support and development of web applications, web content and pages, and content management systems. The eBusiness Developer will provide input to drive future release features, participate in web design and implementation sessions, and test scheduled features prior to release to our production environments. This position will participate in analyzing the web customer experience. The eBusiness Developer will review, analyze, and modify web application systems including coding, testing, debugging and installing to support our eBusiness applications. Relies on extensive experience and judgment to plan and accomplish.