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The Administrative Assistant position at Withers Bergman LLP provides general in-office administrative support to the firm in a detail-oriented, efficient, and organized manner. Provide general in-office administrative support, working closely with Legal Secretaries and fee-earners.
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We have returned to the office in a hybrid model where employees will be in the office Tuesdays through Thursdays, with the option to work from home on Mondays and Fridays. Your primary responsibilities will include coordinating complex schedules and logistics, anticipating principals’ needs, prioritizing tasks, liaising with internal business units and external parties, managing key projects, and tracking workflows for principals, booking global travel, and providing general administrative assistance.
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The Assistant General Manager of Operations is the 2 nd in command for our front-office warehouse and delivery operations. As a mobile-first company, customers can shop directly from the Boxed app on their iOS or Android mobile device, or online at Boxed.com. With Boxed, customers can have their household, personal care, and pantry favorites delivered conveniently to their home or office.
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Along with an excellent career path, our firm has a very competitive base compensation package, generous bonus structure, 401k match, parental leave, and hybrid work from home policy with the ability to work in a comfortable, casual office environment.
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These initiatives have included providing funds for home office improvements, medical reimbursements, free meditation/mindfulness tools, mandatory Me Days away from work, company-wide Refresh days off, and fun opportunities to connect live with teammates each week (such as virtual escape rooms.
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