WAS Wirtschaft Arbeit Soziales
Kriens
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Specialist New Registration Supplementary Benefits 100%
- 03 April 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Kriens
About the job
WHAT is your future?
Become part of our team as
Specialist New Registration Supplementary Benefits 100%
You are interested in social insurances and enjoy personal and telephone contact? An upbeat and collegial team is looking forward to you. Your start date is negotiable.
Your tasks
- You independently process new registrations for supplementary benefits.
- You clarify entitlement claims from other social insurances and check residential and asset conditions, real estate, inheritances, etc.
- You calculate supplementary benefits for AHV/IV and are responsible for the correct payment.
- You advise and support our customers and partners in writing, by phone, and in person regarding questions about supplementary benefits.
Your skills
- You have a commercial basic education, ideally with further training in the social insurance sector.
- You bring several years of professional experience in a social insurance institution.
- You are an empathetic and communicative personality and show understanding for elderly and disabled people.
- You think in networks, work efficiently, have a quick grasp, and a flair for numbers.
- You have good manners, a high quality awareness, are open to new things, and quickly find your way around IT systems.
Your new employer
Wirtschaft Arbeit Soziales is the Lucerne center for social insurances and the labor market. This includes the Lucerne compensation office. It ensures access to the basic benefits of social security - efficiently, service-oriented, and customer-friendly. We are moving; from June 5, 2026, the new workplace will be at Langsägestrasse 13, 6010 Kriens (Eichhof West).
If you have any questions, I am happy to help you:
Jolanda Kurmann
HR Recruiter
Phone: +41 41 209 08 33
www.was-luzern.ch/
Jolanda Kurmann
HR Recruiter
Phone: +41 41 209 08 33
www.was-luzern.ch/
Start the application process online now, easily.
