Human Resource Receptionist Job Summary:
The HR Receptionist will be responsible for Greets the public; provides general administrative support including answering phones, typing, scheduling appointments; complaint handling/tracking; employee applications. Providing assistance and directions to the organizations, on where to go to address their HR questions.
Essential Job Functions:
• Excellent phone etiquette with at least one year experience operating a telephone switchboard to answer, screen and forward calls, providing information, taking messages and scheduling appointments.
• Greet and Welcome employees and visitors to demonstrate good customer service
• Maintain personnel files in alphabetical order to maintain file …show more content…

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