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Oxford Home Care LLC

Office admin

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A Human Resources Administrative Assistant supports an organization or company's HR department by performing personnel-related administrative tasks. Maintains HR records by entering new hires, transfers, terminations, employee changes, salary increases. Assists employees with benefit information and new employee setup. Schedules and tracks weekly overtime and internal staff events.

$57,223 / year median in Connecticut

-1% projected decline

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Office admin Oxford Home Care
LLC - 2.3
Bloomfield, CT Job Details 1 day ago Qualifications Confidential information handling Full Job Description The Office Administrator is responsible for supporting the day-to-day operations of the office and ensuring administrative tasks are completed accurately and efficiently. Duties include answering and directing phone calls, greeting visitors, organizing and maintaining files, scheduling appointments and meetings, preparing documents, performing data entry, and responding to general inquiries. The Office Administrator also provides administrative support to management and staff, monitors office supplies, assists with internal communication, and helps maintain an organized and professional work environment. The ideal candidate should have strong communication, organizational, computer, and time-management skills and must handle confidential information with professionalism.