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MA provides day-to-day support in diverse program activities and projects of support staff to include typing, in final form, a variety of documents such as memoranda, letters, maintaining contract records of incoming and outgoing correspondence and action documents as well as prepares various recurring reports such as monthly, quarterly, cumulative semi-annual and cumulative annual reports.
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Participate in the development of program strategies, issues papers, briefings, and senior-level correspondence for MCIA and HQ USMC leadership necessary to sustain and expand FSG analysis and production capabilities to meet current and future USMC operations.
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Process mail for distribution; receives and returns telephone calls; prepares correspondence; creates reports; types and prepares documents; performs data entry; receives and processes new cases (Notifications of Incoming Personnel; Congressional and SCI nominations), both electronically and in paper form.
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We are looking for Security Access Control Specialist with demonstrated experience supporting DoD requirements to join our team in Quantico, VA! Performs Random Anti-Terrorism Measures (RAMS) at customer sites.
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Draft response letters and other FOIA correspondence. Experience performing document review in Relativity/edisco preferred. Draft response letters and other FOIA correspondence. CGS is seeking an experienced individual to join our team as a FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) Analyst.
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Perform general administrative activities, including screening and directing incoming phone calls, composing general correspondence, including emails, prioritizing, distributing, and acting on mail.
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Note: this is not for general employment inquires or correspondence. 1-2 years of sales experience OR experience/internships in Retail, Business Development, Teaching, Healthcare, Management, Military background, or Self-employed.
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As a mail processing specialist, you will support GEICO's mail operation and support timely delivery of incoming and outgoing correspondence with a high focus on efficiency and accuracy. As a mail processing specialist, you will support GEICO's mail operation and support timely delivery of incoming and outgoing correspondence with a high focus on efficiency and accuracy.
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Provide high-level administrative support by conducting research, preparing statistical reports, and handling information requests, as well as performing routine administrative functions such as preparing correspondence, receiving visitors, arranging conference calls, and scheduling meetings.
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Proficiency in personal computer skills, keyboard, Internet search, email correspondence, math, Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and other software applications preferred (i.e. Yardi, Payscan.
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Create and edit internal/external correspondence, reports, and documents, ensuring correct grammar, format, and clarity. Manage intraoffice communications, reviewing outgoing correspondence for accuracy, policy compliance, and grammar before submission.
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