Customer Service RepresentativeHelp United passengers reach their destinations, with a smileDo you find the idea of working at an airport exciting?
Would you love to help people get where they’re going?
Are you a real problem-solver who can stay focused in any situation?
You’re the perfect candidate for a role as a part-time Customer Service Representative for United Airlines.As part of our passenger service team, you’ll meet people from all over the world, handle a variety of tasks that make every day different and enjoy a real sense of accomplishment when someone walks away saying “United Airlines is great!”Caring for customersIt is vitally important that our Customer Service Representatives make every interaction a positive oneWhether booking reservations or printing boarding passes, determining alternative flight options or rebooking a reservation, you must be calm, cool and collectedTo be successful, you’ll need patience, empathy, the ability to listen and a knack for making informed decisions in sometimes stressful situationsCaring happens regardless of our customer’s disposition or travel challenges.
There will be moments where you will be required to remain calm, positive, and caring even when our customers are notMany routes to successMost new hires start as a Gate or Ticket Agent, helping passengers check in and board, as well as resolving any issues with travel that ariseWe provide paid training, including 1 week of orientation, 2.5 weeks in the classroom and 1.5 weeks on the jobWith experience, you can explore roles in gate services, ticketing, baggage services, international flights and United Club locations, as well as manager or supervisor rolesYou’ll also have the ability to transfer to other locations within our amazing networkThe ability to work any schedule or shift is crucialSince this is a union job based on seniority, you will be assigned your initial schedule to meet our needs at the airportYou must be available for day and night shifts, weekends and holidaysYou will be required to work mandatory overtime, when necessaryAs you gain seniority, you can trade days with colleagues, pick up extra hours and have more control over your schedulePunctuality and reliability are essential—we’ve got flight schedules to meet!The rewards for royal service$17.00/hour, with yearly increases (as per the union contract)Medical benefits for part time (20 30 hours per week)Flight privileges: you and your family can fly anywhere in the world on stand-byTime off: you’ll always have two days off in a row and can earn vacation days based on length of serviceA few additional requirementsHigh school diploma, GED or equivalentMinimum of 18 years oldComfortable working on computersPhysical ability to stand and walk for a four-hour shift, as well lift and handle baggageMust pass a background check and drug screenLegally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorshipEqual Opportunity Employer – Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled/LGBT