Posted on 10/10/2019 2:31:34 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
The founders of F.H. Cann & Associates (FHC) are excited to announce that they are currently hiring 100 new team members to join the organization in their North Andover, Massachusetts office.
Interested candidates can apply for the new positions at https://www.fhcann.com/jobapplication.
As a company spokesperson noted, FHC has seen such significant growth, they now need to significantly expand the size of their team of Collection Specialists.
"F.H. Cann & Associates, which has been a dynamic leader in the accounts receivables management industry since 1999, is currently hiring Collection Specialists to work in our call center environment, presenting solutions and obtaining resolution for consumers who are delinquent and/or have defaulted," the spokesperson noted, adding that FHC provides individuals with employment opportunities that recognize individual contributions and helps them gain a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment from their work.
"We are proud that we have been named one of Best Places to Work in Collections."
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But you have to be willing to live in MA. Sorry, that’s a deal breaker.
Then watch for my next thread.
North Andover is right next door to New Hampshire.
We have no income tax, no sales tax, cheap liquor, you can hunt on Sunday and gun ownership is mandatory.
If you're not carrying a gun when you enter the state you can pick up a loaner from any LEO. Return it upon leaving.
That has got to be the worst job in the world. I would rather clean toilets
Living in New Hampshire and working in Massachusetts is not usually an optimal situation however since you still have to pay Massachusetts income tax along with the higher property taxes we have in NH since we don't have any sales or earned income taxes for employees.
Tell me about it.
My 2018 taxes were filed today.
2019 will be the last year I owe income tax in Massachusetts.
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