Office Administrator

Posted 17 days ago

remote recruitmentNew York (NY)

Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive Office Administrative Services

SENIORITY

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About the role

Office AdministratorSalary: R29 000 – R32 000 per month Remote Recruitment is hiring an Office Administrator for a UK-based employer, fully remote from South Africa.

Role overview: You'll keep the day-to-day running of a UK office smooth, handling admin, suppliers and records so the team can focus on the work that matters.

Key responsibilities: Coordinate office admin tasks, filing and record keeping Liaise with suppliers and manage routine orders Support the wider team with scheduling and correspondence Maintain accurate digital and paper-based filing systems Prepare reports and documents in MS Office

What you'll need: Experience in an office administration or coordination role Experience with MS Office, particularly Word and Excel Strong organisational skills and attention to detail Reliable home internet and a quiet space for UK-hours work Confidence liaising with suppliers and colleagues by email

Nice to have: Experience supporting a UK-based office Familiarity with procurement or supplier management Experience with cloud-based filing systems What's on offer A permanent, fully remote role with a UK employer, working 09:00–17:00 UK time (11:00–19:00 SAST), with genuine ownership over how the office runs.

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