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WANANCHI GROUP (K) Ltd

Job Title: RETENTION TEAM LEADER

Department: CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

Location: NAIROBI, KENYA

Position Reporting to: RETENTION MANAGER

Manages Others: YES

Titles & Number of Positions Managed:

• SUPERVISORS
• CSRs
• OUTSOURCED HEADCOUNT

Job Purpose / Summary: Reporting to the Business Unit Retention Manager, Retention Team Leader will be responsible for customer management under the follow focus areas.

• Customer retention, loyalty, and revenue growth
• Analysis, Reporting and Feedback
• Client services support in a timely manner and within defined SLAs
• Continuous Process Improvement in service delivery processes, performance and products
• Subscriber

The Nairobi Hospital, a leading health care institution in Eastern Africa has excellent career opportunities for individuals who possess a passion for excellence, strong work ethic, are results oriented and committed to continual improvement.

The successful candidates will be team players with the ability to effectively add value to enabling good patient outcomes and shape best clinical and non-clinical practice.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE

SENIOR REGISTRARS –INTERNAL MEDICINE

REF: TNH/HRD/SR-IM/01/2021

Reporting to Team Leader in Internal Medicine, the successful candidate will be responsible for carrying out clinical procedures and clinical management …

JOB TITLE: DATA AND ADMIN CLERK

NATURE OF JOB: FULL TIME

INDUSTRY: WASTE MANAGEMENT

SALARY: Kshs 20,000 – 25,000

JOB LOCATION: BANANA

SUMMARY: Our client, a waste management and recycling company, which is engaged in waste collection, material recovery, composting and recycling is looking for a data entry clerk, who will also be tasked with some administration duties. Experience in both will be key.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Data Entry

• Maintaining company’s data
• Maintains database by entering new and updated customer and account information.
• Key in data to the computer and

Mercy Corps Resilience Fund – Kenya

Context / Problem Statement

As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads globally, people everywhere are facing both health and economic crises.

It’s estimated that hundreds of millions of individuals will lose their jobs around the world, and up to 100 million will be pushed into extreme poverty.

While wealthy countries have the financial resources and infrastructure to implement large stimulus packages, frontier economies such as those in Sub-Saharan Africa have extremely limited resources to combat even the short-term impact of the virus, let alone the long-term …