Customer Service Manager, Airport Workforce Management

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About the position

The Customer Service Manager (CSM) at American Airlines is responsible for leading and developing front-line team members to ensure a safe and high-performing operation while delivering exceptional customer service. This role involves fostering a positive work environment, promoting safety, and achieving operational goals through effective communication and resource allocation. CSMs are expected to embrace the company's core values and engage in continuous improvement of team performance and customer experience.

Responsibilities

  • Drive operational excellence while maintaining a safety-conscious environment that promotes exceptional customer service.
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  • Act as a safety advocate by identifying and addressing safety concerns.
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  • Establish team and individual goals aligned with departmental and company objectives.
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  • Coach and mentor front-line team members in skill development and customer service.
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  • Promote effective relationships with team members based on compassion, integrity, and respect.
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  • Allocate resources effectively to support teams in achieving operational goals safely.
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  • Conduct self-audits and root cause investigations to ensure ongoing safety and reliability.
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  • Facilitate effective communication among departments to achieve common goals.
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  • Ensure adherence to corporate policies and procedures, including the Joint Collective Bargaining Agreement (JCBA).
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  • Solve complex staffing issues with minimal oversight and manage multiple software programs for operational analysis.

Requirements

  • High School diploma or GED equivalency.
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  • Previous airport customer service experience preferred.
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  • At least 2 years of experience leading others.
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  • Knowledge of company policies and procedures and functional automation applications.
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  • Ability to engage and support an inclusive working environment.
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  • Strong communication skills across all levels of the operation.
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  • Critical thinking and decision-making skills.

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience with Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
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  • USPS clearance or the ability to obtain it.

Benefits

  • Dental insurance
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  • Employee assistance program
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  • Flexible spending account
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  • Health insurance
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  • Pet insurance
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  • Vision insurance
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