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Experienced sel Employed Administrator avaliable for AD HOC

By suie
April 28, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 28, 2019

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Posted April 28, 2019

Experienced semi-retired Administrator available for AD HOC work. Excellent skills in organisation alongside Excel, Word and PowerPoint.

If you are a small business looking for someone to take care of Admin on a AD HOC basis or someone whom is self- employed but just doesn't have the time to keep on top of their Admin or maybe a busy mum whom needs help organising their diary, then i can help.

I have excellent references, many years of experince in different roles in life and also available at weekends and evenings.

Please feel free to contact me via email.

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