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Admin call 626-931-1437
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Country: USA
Location: California-Los Angeles Irwindale, CA 91702
Total applied: 40
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Admin call 626-931-1437
Admin call 626-931-1437Description: Volt has teamed up with a large, well established company to offer great opportunities. We are seeking administrative assistants and office clerks. Job duties would be but are not limited to coordinate and arrange high volume meetings and maintain calendars and schedules. Make and receive calls, maintaining email distribution lists and appointment calendars, prepare routine confidential correspondence and reports as well as processing and tracking invoices, timekeeping, expense reports and credit card expenditures and other general office duties. The positions we are able to offer are a contract based assignments that can last up to 24 months. Volt is an Equal Opportunity Employer, fostering diversity in the work place. For more information about Volt Services Group please visit our website at www.volt.com and learn why so many people love working for Volt. Requirements: All qualified candidates must have 2 years or more experience performing administrative, secretarial and clerical functions. Proficiency with MS Word, Excel, Power Point and Emailing Systems are required. Location: Irwindale, CA Type: CONTRACT Duration: 180 - 365 Days Pay Rate: $10.00 - $17.00 Hourly DOE Contact: Volt Services GroupVolt Workforce Solutions1414 S. Azusa Ave. Ste. B20 & B21West Covina, CA 91791PH: 626/931-1437FX: 626/931-1592 Connecting talented people and respected companies. APPLY NOW Job Information Reference ID: 300136-4849-4-225344 Company: Volt Workforce Solutions Location: Irwindale, CA 91702 Status: Temporary/Contract/Project Salary: $10.00 - $17.00 Hourly DOE Job Category: Administrative/Clerical Contact Information Company: Volt Workforce Solutions Address: 1414 S. Azusa Ave. Ste. B20 & B21West Covina,CA 91791 Email: Apply by Email Phone: 626/931-1437 Fax: 626/931-1592
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