Adminstrative Assistant


JACKSONVILLE, FL 32226

Posted: 1/19/2022

Position: Administrative Assistant

Customer Number: 12341

Job Number: 1742

Job Description

Looking for energetic highly motivated Admin Assistant with office experience, reliable transportation available full time hours 9am-5pm Temp to hire $15/Hr Weekly Pay. 'LaborMax is an equal opportunity employer'

Requirements:

responsibilites: Answering phones, typing, copying e-mail. Experience using quick books a must, Keep records and reports up to date and prepare documents.


To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (904) 605-5959

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