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Data Entry Assistant (Remote)

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recruit monitorDenver (CO)
Data Entry KeyersTemporary Help Services

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Entry

SALARY

$24.25 per hour

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About the role

About the job: Data Entry Assistant (Remote) Please note that this is a casual position as defined by the collective bargaining agreement. Casual employees currently work 40 hours per week, but there is no guarantee of hours. A casual employee will receive contributions to the Pension and Health and Welfare plan and receive one week of vacation after one year of employment. The current rate of pay is $24.25 per hour and will increase based on the collective bargaining agreement. In addition, our permanent employees are hired from our casual workforce.
What you'll do:
  • Must be flexible and adaptable with the ability to learn many different aspects of the operation.
  • Perform customer service function in a professional and courteous manner.
  • Read and follow the outlined SOP for each operational area.
  • Multi-task and perform various functions, with emphasis on attention to detail, as needed throughout the day.
  • Work within a team environment.
  • Be accountable for performance and initiative to ask questions.
  • You have these skills
  • Ability to follow directions.
  • Previous experience in an office position.
  • Must be proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel.
  • Previous experience in accounting and or customer service is preferred.
  • And these qualifications
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a TWIC card.
  • Maintain membership in the Union.
  • You meet these physical requirements
  • Lifting up to 10 pounds on your own.
  • Sitting for up to 50 minutes per hour.
  • Standing for up to 30 minutes per hour.
  • Walking for up to 20 minutes per hour.
Twisting. Reaching. We're looking for people to build a unified team to maintain our values of trust, integrity, and reliability. We welcome diverse perspectives and people who think rigorously and thoughtfully challenge assumptions.

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