Customer Service Clerk I (A) - Licensing Office
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- Basic Office Skills
- Customer Service reputed company Survey
- Data Entry 10 Key with Decimals (Onscreen)
- Reading Comprehension
- Cash Handling
- 1 year experience in a municipal or government setting.