Senior-Administrative Assistant Reflection

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As the Senior Administrative Assistant, I provided high-level administrative support for 33 employees while performing a variety of key operational functions. I was responsible for all on site Human Resource functions to include preparing weekly payroll, preparing and reviewing all overtime requirements to ensure the accuracy of hours and proper authorization, coordinating and maintaining attendance, personal leave and annual vacation records, establishing and maintaining personnel files, scheduling, coordinated and governing written applicant testing for all full-time job applicants at off site locations, ensuring all tests are sealed and properly prepared for shipping to independent grading facility, and scheduling pre-employment physicals

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