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Whitney Kelso is an AdministrativeAssistant II at one of the largest healthcare providers in the United States. In this episode, Whitney talks about networking with colleagues, professional development, setting boundaries, taking risks, and the influence and power that administrative professionals hold in the workplace.
You may feel your administrativeassistant is critical to your business. A professional employer organization (PEO) or certified professional employer organization (CPEO) can provide your business with many benefits, including assistance with government-related HR compliance issues.
A reader writes: I work as an administrativeassistant for a small professional company. What matters is whether the federal government categorizes your job as what’s called “exempt” or “non-exempt.”
I was surprised since I’m in a marijuana legal state, and there had been no mention of drug testing (I’m an administrativeassistant, not for a government agency). If they’re a government contractor and you’re going to need a security clearance, assume they do. So, where does that leave you?
A reader writes: I am a new manager at a nonprofit and have just been assigned an entry-level administrativeassistant who has been failing to make deadlines, has been repeating preventable mistakes, and has major issues with focusing at work. One last thing: You mentioned your whole team is exempt.
My question was posted a few months ago, when a recently-hired PT administrativeassistant took a FT job and has tried to juggle both. We work for different agencies at different levels of government and in very different parts of the country (not the US) but it’s still all the same skills.
I am an administrativeassistant and have a second job interview coming up the end of this week. I really want to wow them with my great administrative skills and do something that will make me stand out above the other candidate(s). Why don’t we send a card and flowers or food, which are more traditional for condolences?”.
I am an analyst at a government agency. Check with your HR department because the government generally does have policies on accepting gifts (although this one might be under the dollar limit). I had understood I’d be doing student development work, but it’s turned out to be more of an administrativeassistant position.”
We’re government contractors, so while our team generally skews young and is used to being casual with one another, our clients are typically more reserved and expect a higher degree of formality. I’m strongly against policing people’s use of language, but I’m afraid he could be making my team look unprofessional.
I am the manager of a small group of administrativeassistants, and we rarely have job openings. Government employers usually have tons of rules around firing people, and it’s pretty likely your wife won’t be pushed out early as a result. It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. My boss wants me to hire his daughter.
Given that it’s a government-related job, I know it takes a longer time to come to a decision. AdministrativeAssistant , May 2015-present. Student Assistant , April 2013-April 2015. So I sent a follow-up email after a few days thanking them for the opportunity and asking when I should expect to hear back from them.
I’ve worked at my company for over 10 years as an administrativeassistant. Is there a national body that governs the actions of HR? It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go…. I started cleaning our office as a side job, but now I want to stop. It’s a small, informal, family-run firm. Complaining about HR.
You’ve written several times about how government agencies give poor job search advice. I have two obvious disabilities that pose serious barriers to employment, so I reached out to my state’s department of vocational rehabilitation for assistance. When my state’s vocational rehabilitation sucks, where can I go for help?
This past week, I was approached to interview for a job within my large government agency. Our CEO (I am his administrativeassistant) has decided to sell the company and we are currently in the due diligence phase with an interested buyer. I’m not currently looking, but I’m always open to new opportunities.
” Branch, who was working as an administrativeassistant in Charleston, South Carolina, downloaded the app, agreed to the flat fee, and added the suggested “tip.” . “You know how they get you — the algorithms — like they’re reading your mind,” Branch said.
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