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An experienced PA / admin person needed for 6 hours a week (flexible)- mostly working from home

By Mfichardt
May 19, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Mfichardt

Posted May 19, 2013

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Posted May 19, 2013

My husband and I run a dental care business and need an experienced PA / administration person for general office duties including scanning, emailing, expenses admin etc.

The work is not in a dental practice but involves the administration side of these businesses. Initially working with us from home, but then flexible to work from your own home most of the time.

Six hours a week, with scope to increase. The hours can be split up as required. ?10 / hour.

Requirements:

Must be proficient in MS Office, including Outlook, Excel, Word (*absolutely essential*)

Fluent in English

Experience essential

Initially working from our house near The Actress pub in Crystal Palace Road, but can then work from home.

Email me with your detail and a short profile. [email protected]

Marike Fichardt

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