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Office Administrator

Office Administrator

(National Capital Reg - Pasig City)

Responsibilities:

• Oversee accounting, H.R and Administrative functions.

• The Office Administrator will report directly to the CEO.

• Oversee all personnel contracts and staff benefits.

• Instituting and maintaining proper staff records including attendance, timesheets, vacation leaves, sick leaves and recovery leaves.

• Monitoring and reporting.

• Handling of corporate events as determined by Management.

• Ensuring full compliance, implementation and adherence to governing labor laws, the Publicis Corporate Policies, HR and admin-related company policies, principles of good practice and professional conduct.

• Handling office maintenance, housekeeping, janitorial and other related administrative functions.

• Supplies and logistics acquisition; price and terms negotiation; inventory control, issuance and maintenance; and supplier payments.

• Assisting in travel, legal and other requirements.

Requirements:

• Candidate must possess Bachelor degree in Business Management/Administration or equivalent

• Not over 30 years old

• Minimum of 3 YEARS experience in Human Resource and Administration Management

• MBA is a plus but not required

• Organize and can delegate task effectively

• Have keen attention to details

• With good people skills

• Excellent Communication skill: English

If you are interested, send your resume as to msamarita@kanati.com.ph with subject “OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR: yourname”.

For other information please visit our website:

http://www.kanati.com.ph

Kanati, Inc.
Unit 2203, The Orient Square Building
Emerald Ave., Ortigas Center
1605 Pasig City

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