Location: Spring Valley, NV or Remote
Experience: Entry Level
Building Blocks for Business is a Benefit Enrollment Firm and Voluntary Benefits Broker designed to help streamline HR administrative tasks for companies, no matter the size. Our customizable online virtual agent-assisted Benefits Administration System streamlines administrative paperwork to increase HR and company efficiency, in addition to having access to a highly intelligent HRIS and Onboarding System functionality.
We are excited to add to our team a Benefits Administration Specialist . In this role the (BASS) will perform the setup, configuration, customization and installation of the system(s) the client selected. The (BASS) takes the lead to request and collect data, documents and other information and create specifications that describe how the system will be implemented for the client.
Benefits Administration Software Specialist will follow established procedures to format, import client data, test and modify the Data(s) to ensure the appropriate software reflects the clients benefits, rates and employee information accurately.
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Acrisure is committed to employing a diverse workforce. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.
To Executive Search Firms & Staffing Agencies: Acrisure does not accept unsolicited resumes from any agencies that have not signed a mutual service agreement. All unsolicited resumes will be considered Acrisure’s property, and Acrisure will not be obligated to pay a referral fee. This includes resumes submitted directly to Hiring Managers without contacting Acrisure’s Human Resources Talent Department.
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Location: Remote (Work From Home)
Experience: Entry Level
Location: Lorton, VA
Experience: Junior Level
Large Commercial landscape contractor with multiple locations in Northern Virginia has a unique opportunity.
We are looking for an Administrative Support Specialist to help with supporting and facilitating the work. This means supporting the production process for landscape sales. The ideal candidate will be a hard-working professional able to undertake a variety of office support tasks and work diligently under pressure. This person will be comfortable working with a high degree of attention to detail and discretion as well as incorporating new and effective ways to achieve better results.
Benefits: -Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance-Vacation-Holidays Paid
-Simple Retirement
-Local company with family values.
-Solid position you can count in into the future.
Duties Include:
-Support sales and production process for landscape and tree sales
-Working with industry specific software
-Contacting Miss Utility
-Sourcing of materials from office
-Other common office oriented tasks.
Qualifications:
-Strong computer skills
-Organizational skills and attention to detail
-Strong Intrapersonal skills
-Ability to overcome obstacles in a decisive manner.
-Service company, Construction or landscaping experience
-Strong Multi-tasker
-Problem solver
-Self Motivated
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Experience:
We are an equal opportunity employer and prohibit discrimination/harassment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
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