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Ticket Office Assistant Manager BR Campus: Tempe Ticket Office Asst Manager Job Description Under general direction of the Assistant Athletic Director of Athletics Ticket Office, assists in planning, organizing and controlling the operations of a central ticket office.
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4+ years experience with Back Office Operations working for either a Prime Broker, Administrator, Hedge Fund, Mutual Fund, Investment Advisor or Financial/Retirement Planner. Providing middle and back office support for the following products: equity, fixed income, swaps, bank debt, contract for differences, futures, commodities, options, FX, mortgages and repos.
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Ensuring smooth day to day activities on the project site including site office management, budget and cost control, Administration of subcontracts and all associated construction compliances and documentation; processing of subcontractor and vendor invoices, equipment tracking, union payroll uploads and documentation and preparing client billings.
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Handle daily, weekly, and monthly scheduled stocking and cleaning programs as requested by the Guest Services Supervisor, Campground Manager and/or Owner(s) for all front office and store facilities.
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Benefits: 401(k) Competitive salary Dental insurance Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance Wellness resources Embark on an exciting journey in the hospitality industry at The Trade Hotel Milwaukee, now hiring a Hotel Front Office Manager.
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Overview Assist the Front Office Manager in managing the Front Office operations to achieve customer satisfaction, quality service and compliance with corporate/franchise policies and procedures while meeting/exceeding financial goals.
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Office Manager-Warner Robins Client AdvisorWARNER ROBINS, GA, United States Were looking for a driven individual who is passionate about helping others to become our next Front Office Associate.
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Handle complaints promptly and efficiently, taking the necessary action, and informing the Duty Manager or Guest Relations Manager to follow-up where appropriate. The Front Office Agent greets and registers guests, providing prompt and courteous service.
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SPECIFIC ACCOUNTABILITIES: Include, but not limited to:General administrative support of the office as needed, including office supplies, petty cash management, filing and data entryFacility upkeep and maintenance as neededReview project folders and provide sales admin support as needed including, but not limited to, change orders (adds/changes), invoicing support, bid support and deliver/ship.
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2-year degree from an accredited university in Hotel and Restaurant Management, Hospitality, Business Administration, or related major; 1 year experience in the guest services, front desk, housekeeping, or related professional area.
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Obtains specimens for testing, conducts select routine laboratory tests, and records results.
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The Business Office Manager is responsible overall for the Patient Financial Services areas of: Patient Access, Scheduling, Insurance Verification, Pre-Registration, Financial Counseling, Billing, Collections, Cash Posting and Adjustments necessary to finalize medical accounts.
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Candidates must have at least three years' of related experience, a High School Diploma, MDOT certified Office Technician and prior MDOT document experience or training. Position Description:We are looking for an Office Technician to join our Construction Team in our Michigan offices.
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The Front Office Representative II works with the Office Manager and/or Assistant Supervisor to maximize front office efficiency and perform various procedures associated with routine patient encounters; works closely with Office Manager and other members of the front office team to trouble-shoot and resolve problems, maintains positive relationships with patients, family members, visitors, and fellow employees.
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Position Specific Responsibilities WSU Old Town and WSU Haysville are accepting applications for an Office Coordinator who will coordinate the office and business activities of both locations, including budget and financial transactions, and building maintenance.
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