DLS Case Manager (CAN - LATAM) (S), Disability & Leave Services - Non-US Americas
Amazon • Virtual, Costa Rica
Role Description
Description
*This is an 11 months acting on-site role*
The DLS Case Manager is highly skilled in answering questions, applying benefits, responding to changing circumstances and needs, and paving the way for a connected and trusted experience. The DLS Case Manager will interface with employees to learn about their situations and answer questions, align benefits to the employee’s specific situation, and be a point of contact for an employee throughout the leave and accommodation event.
This role provides exceptional customer service and coordination with Latin America employees, managers, HR representatives and internal departments to facilitate the preparation for time-off, use of benefits, leave of absences, and transition ramp-back to work plans. The role will work closely with established external vendors, community providers and services, and internal partners including Benefits, Recruiting, Payroll, Safety, HR, and managers, while maintaining employee’s confid...
*This is an 11 months acting on-site role*
The DLS Case Manager is highly skilled in answering questions, applying benefits, responding to changing circumstances and needs, and paving the way for a connected and trusted experience. The DLS Case Manager will interface with employees to learn about their situations and answer questions, align benefits to the employee’s specific situation, and be a point of contact for an employee throughout the leave and accommodation event.
This role provides exceptional customer service and coordination with Latin America employees, managers, HR representatives and internal departments to facilitate the preparation for time-off, use of benefits, leave of absences, and transition ramp-back to work plans. The role will work closely with established external vendors, community providers and services, and internal partners including Benefits, Recruiting, Payroll, Safety, HR, and managers, while maintaining employee’s confid...