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We are eager to add another Legal Assistant, and grow the firm from within, working out of Morristown and remotely. 1-5 years of experience as an administrative assistant (preferably in a law firm or in a corporate legal department), legal assistant, legal secretary, or paralegal.
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Does this position offer the ability to work remotely on a regular basis or is it an on-site role? Data extraction, data analysis skills, data manipulation, data conversion, data reconciliations (accounting), etc.
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Coty’s global omni-working policy provides the option to work up to 50% of your month remotely. Establishing homologation plans and conducting all necessary testing to validate success criteria, including line trial at filling/manufacturing facilities.
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Proven success in a healthcare setting, contact center, and/or experience having worked/learned remotely, required. BAYADA Home Health Care is seeking a Referral Intake Coordinator to join our Customer Care Center team.
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