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As a FedEx Administrative Assistant, you'll: Prepare and edit correspondence, communications and presentations; Schedule and coordinate on-site and off-site meetings; Assist with presentations for meetings; Handle confidential and proprietary materials; Prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously; File and retrieve documents.
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RSDC is seeking an Administrative Assistant to support a government client in Washington, DC in the Office of Equal Rights and Business Management Unit. Assisting with standard administrative tasks.
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As a Retail Administrative Assistant you will: Assist managers with store reporting, recordkeeping maintenance, claims documentation, program results records, etc. Monitor the store communication systems, ensure that communications are appropriately disseminated, and track the activities related to store assignments; Assist with scheduling, timekeeping, and payroll administration under the guidance of managers; Oversee employee records and files; includes time & attendance records, employment documentation, etc.
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Data entry or administrative assistant experience is not needed but can be a bonus. Roles include data entry clerk, customer service agent, nurse or medical assistant - just choose what suits your skills best and start earning.
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Minimum of 2 years of experience as a legal administrative assistant or similar role, preferably in a law firm or legal department setting. We are seeking a skilled Legal Administrative Assistant to join our clients team in the Washington DC area.
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Medical records requests and support for the scheduling coordinator and medical/dental billers
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The Purchasing Administrative Assistant role is responsible for supporting Harbor's Purchasing and Supply Chain teams in a high level of various priority administrative tasks. Demonstrated administrative assistant or similar role responsibility supporting multiple team members in a large office or corporate setting.
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Past work experience as an administrative assistant. Direct support for the land surveyor(s): e-mail organization, calendar coordination, and primary office/clerical support. This position reports directly to the land surveyor, while supporting the whole team when time allows.
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Our client is seeking an Information Management Coordinator to join their firm.
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