Remote Entry- Level Dispatcher

September 22, 2026

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WorkSource is hiring for a Remote Entry-Level Dispatch position. This role involves supporting drivers, handling high-volume inbound calls, and managing dispatch tasks across multiple computer systems. Successful candidates are dependable, able to multitask, and have the required home office equipment.

Pay: $13.00

Responsibilities

Answer and manage inbound calls (approximately 90% of the workday)
Assist drivers and clients with dispatch-related needs
Accurately enter and update information
Navigate and use multiple software systems simultaneously
Deliver professional, courteous customer service at all times

Qualifications

Basic computer knowledge
Strong communication and multitasking skills
Ability to work weekends and holidays
Must have required home office equipment (see below)

Required Home Office Setup

Two monitors (15" minimum each)
Intel Core i5 processor or better
12 GB RAM or higher (12-16 GB preferred)
Windows 7 or newer
Wired Ethernet internet connection (Wi-Fi not permitted)
USB or wireless headset
Webcam (required for training)
Supported browsers: Chrome, Edge, or Firefox

Not Accepted:
Chromebooks, MacBooks, Apple products, tablets, netbooks, AUX headsets, or Wi-Fi-only setups

Now Hiring in the Following States:

Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Indiana
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin

Why WorkSource?

WorkSource is dedicated to improving the lives of our applicants and customers, one job at a time. Our team of professionals use their extensive training and well-established relationships to pair you with new jobs and careers that match your skills.

The companies of Employment Alliance Holdings Inc. are committed to creating a diverse environment and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age or veteran status.

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