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Retrieve from DBL voicemail detailed messages for processors; provide status of disability claims and processing procedures to the members and their representatives
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32BJ SEIU is the largest property service workers union in the country, representing more than 175,000 workers in various industries. A demonstrated commitment to the advancement of the rights of working people and racial justice.
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At the forefront of building the nation’s labor movement, 32BJ SEIU is changing the narrative around important social and economic issues facing working families. 32BJ SEIU represents over 175,000 property service workers including janitors, security officers, airport workers, and food service employees in 11 states and Washington, DC. 32BJ is an affiliate of SEIU, the Service Employees International Union, which has 2 million members dedicated to raising industry standards and making life better for all working families and communities.
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Responsibilities include registration, scheduling or canceling appointments, verifying insurances, collecting co-pays when warranted and working with Medical Records to maintain patient files.
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