Great temp opportunity for an HR Administrator to cover holiday leave in the New Year.
• 10th - 28th January 2021 - part-time-temp role
• Based in Te Puke
• Great hourly rate
Key Responsibilities:
• Drafting adverts
• Drafting interview guides
• Arranging interviews
• Creating recruitment packs
• Filing
• Liaising with hiring managers
You must be proficient with MS Office and Sharepoint. In addition, you will thrive in a fast-paced environment, have great attention to detail, be resilient and able to hit the ground running.
In return you will have flexibility around your working hours, be based in a lovely office and have free parking provided. This role is approximately 25 hours per week – more or less due to workflow with a maximum of 30 hours per week.
There is also the opportunity to cover further leave periods throughout the year on an ad hoc basis.
If this role sounds like you, please contact Lynda, lynda@ryanandalexander.co.nz
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