Case Handlers for Control Investigations

Do you want to make a difference and help stop incorrect payments and combat benefit fraud? We are now looking for several case handlers who want to work with control investigations.

We have an important societal mission and strive to be a learning organization where we share knowledge, support each other, and dare to make necessary decisions. With us, you will develop in a dynamic environment and collaborate with both colleagues and other authorities. Are you our next colleague?

About the Job

We at the control units are now looking for a number of case handlers who want to be part of the work with control investigations aimed at stopping suspected benefit fraud and halting incorrect payments. We also work preventively to ensure that incorrect payments do not occur.

When you work with control investigations, you meet people who may have received compensation from the Pension Authority on incorrect grounds, either knowingly or unknowingly.

As a pension case handler within the control unit, you will work with authority exercise, investigation, and decision-making in accordance with applicable regulations and processes. You are responsible for effectively investigating, assessing, analyzing, and executing decisions. The work also involves making withdrawal decisions when required, even when they are negative decisions for the customer. You need to be confident in your role and have the ability to stand firm on these decisions. You will also consider whether the authority should file a police report for suspected benefit fraud.

You will be part of a group located in Stockholm, Karlstad, Halmstad, or Växjö. Three people will be hired in Stockholm and four in the other locations. The work is carried out in close collaboration, also digitally, with colleagues at all locations.

Your Profile

To be considered for the role, you need to have good communication skills and be able to express yourself clearly and professionally, both verbally and in writing. You work in a structured and meticulous manner and have an analytical ability that allows you to understand and evaluate complex issues and make well-founded decisions.

Since the work involves handling challenging situations, it is required that you are confident in your role, trustworthy, and willing to make decisions even when they are difficult.

We also place great importance on you being a team player who collaborates effectively with others to achieve common goals and contribute to a good work environment.

You want to work in an organization in constant development, where you work productively and solution-oriented.

We place great importance on your personal qualities and suitability for the role.

We are also looking for someone who has:

• relevant academic education
• several years of current experience in authority exercise, investigation, and decision-making
• experience in interpreting and applying regulations
• good ability to express yourself in both speech and writing in Swedish
• good ability to use a computer as a working tool

It is an advantage if you have:

• experience in control work, incorrect payments, and/or recovery
• experience in investigative conversations
• knowledge of the Pension Authority's benefits and case management systems

We Offer

An important governmental mission! A workplace where we care about our employees having a good balance between work and leisure. We offer flexible working hours and the opportunity to work partially from home. As a state employee, you also have good employment conditions and a benefits package that includes wellness, paid days off, and good vacation and pension conditions.

You can read more about our benefits and what it is like to work with us here (https://www.pensionsmyndigheten.se/om-pensionsmyndigheten/jobba-hos-oss/jobba-pa-pensionsmyndigheten).

Good to Know

The positions are permanent full-time employment, and we apply a 6-month probationary period.

You can contact the recruiting managers Joanna Eklundh at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) or Axel Rehn at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]).

The employment may be placed in a security class.

The placement is in Stockholm, Karlstad, Halmstad, or Växjö. Three people will be hired in Stockholm and four in the other locations.

Your Application

We work competence-based throughout the process and care about an inclusive, fair, objective, and candidate-friendly process. Therefore, we ask you to answer a number of selection questions instead of requesting a personal letter. Your answers to the selection questions will therefore be an important part of our initial selection work.

We may use psychological tests.

If you have protected personal information, please contact the recruiting manager who will assist you with your application.

We strive for a balanced gender distribution and see diversity as a strength, welcoming applicants from various backgrounds.

In preparation for the recruitment work, we have made decisions regarding advertising channels and marketing. Therefore, we kindly ask for no further contact with media/ad sales, recruitment sites, and similar.

The Pension Authority is responsible for the public pension and informs about the entire pension. Each year, we pay out approximately 415 billion kronor to 2.3 million pensioners, conduct approximately 911,000 fund switches, and send out 8 million orange envelopes. We have about 25 million digital customer contacts per year. We are about 1,700 employees at eight locations, from Luleå in the north to Halmstad in the south.

We make pensions simpler.

Apply here (https://pensionsmyndigheten.varbi.com/se/apply/positionquick/888250/?where=4)