Retail Opportunity: Bank Cashier

Bank cashier Current Vacancies

2007-01-25:

Bank cashiers, also known as customer service advisers or counter clerks, are the first point of enquiry for customers dealing with the bank.

In branches, they process transactions using a customised computer system, handle cash and account enquiries with customers face-to-face.

Some customer service advisors will work for banks in a regional call centre dealing.

Senior bank cashiers may supervise branch assistants, help customers complete loan and mortgage applications, authorise loans or work in the foreign exchange section.

As banks now operate in a competitive financial services environment, cashiers are expected to market and sell financial products and services to customers.

Shift and weekend work are usual in telephone and internet banking.

Bank cashiers in retail branches usually work behind glass screens in the front office of the bank, dealing with customers and handling cash.

Cashiers in Bank cashiers are provided with a corporate uniform when dealing with the public.

Bank cashiers can progress to senior bank cashier, specialist customer service advisor, trainee manager, and then branch manager.

There are also opportunities in merchant or investment banking and international divisions of the larger banks.

Some call handling New bank clerks with some customer service experience start on 10,000 to 11,500 a year.
A senior cashier or specialist customer service adviser may earn between 13,000 to 23,000. (Permalink)

Royal Bank of Scotland Current Job Vancancies

2007-02-15:

The Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest have High Street branches located all over the UK
Edinburgh (HQ) - London - Aberdeen - Belfast - Birmingham - Bradford - Bristol - Bromley - Chatham - Croydon - Dublin Dundee - Enfield
Galway - Gateshead - Glasgow - Harrogate - Inverness - Leeds - Leicester - Liverpool -Manchester - Norwich
Plymouth - Rotherham - Southampton - Southend -Theale. (Permalink)